Serviced Offices in Luxembourg in Luxembourg

In Luxembourg, an expat may seek the help of real estate agencies when finding a good place to rent. When one finds a property to rent through an agent, a certain fee must be paid and is usually about a month's worth of rent plus VAT to be settled upon signing the rental contract. Unfurnished spaces are usually up for short-term rentals while furnished ones are good for longer term contracts. When applying for a lease, the expatriate lessee or applicant will need to show a passport, proof of...Read More >

Although many properties are up for sale in Luxembourg, they can be difficult to locate due to the large population and demand and the unpopularity of selling boards. However, it is possible to find good properties just by word of mouth.Read More >

There is government body that regulates the real estate industry in Luxembourg and no training or license is required for one to be an agent. There is also little to no inter-agency cooperation and limited means to advertise properties for sale. Partly, this accounts for the slight difficulty expats encounter when finding a property in the country. Read More >