Apartment€650,238
Schuttrange

12,841 apartments currently listed for sale in Luxembourg.
28 properties shown
Apartment€650,238
Schuttrange
Apartment€663,459
Luxembourg City
ApartmentPrice on request
Luxembourg City
€560,450
Howald
Apartment€420,000
Wiltz
Apartment€891,500
Mondercange
Apartment€694,628
Esch-Sur-Alzette
Apartment€449,000
Wiltz
Apartment€672,147
Kehlen
Apartment€735,000
Dudelange
Apartment€547,370
Differdange
Apartment€1,028,000
Käerjeng
Apartment€547,833
Differdange
Apartment€1,100,000
Käerjeng
Apartment€784,000
Käerjeng
Apartment€880,000
Dudelange
Apartment€740,000
Käerjeng
Apartment€840,000
Käerjeng
Apartment€549,012
Differdange
Apartment€900,831
Habscht
Apartment€768,222
Luxembourg
Apartment€744,896
Habscht
Apartment€897,813
Habscht
Apartment€581,353
Esch-Sur-Alzette
Apartment€749,926
Habscht
Apartment€795,198
Habscht
Apartment€989,474
Kehlen
Apartment€533,629
Habscht
Apartments in Luxembourg
Apartments for sale in Luxembourg make up 12,841 of the 22,884 listings in our database, so most buyers here are looking at a flat. It is among Europe's most expensive housing markets, and the combination of high prices, solid legal protection and open foreign ownership makes careful comparison essential.
Across every type of property, current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €827,190, with the middle half between €604,800 and €1,150,000, and a median of €8,071 per m². Apartments in the capital and the Kirchberg-Belval business corridors sit around or above that level; smaller towns bring lower tickets.
| Luxembourg, all types | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 22,884 |
| Apartment listings | 12,841 |
| Median asking price | €827,190 |
| Middle half | €604,800 to €1,150,000 |
| Median per m² | €8,071 |
Luxembourg City is the reference market. Esch-sur-Alzette and the redeveloped Belval district offer newer blocks near the university and offices, Bertrange sits right on the capital's western edge, and Dudelange lies near the French border. Buyers needing more space may prefer houses.
Many new apartments are sold before completion under the VEFA regime. Payments are staged as construction progresses, and the developer must supply a completion guarantee and, after handover, a ten-year liability covering structural defects. Read the reservation contract carefully, because it can bind you before the notarial deed.
Resale purchases typically carry registration and transcription duties of about 7% of the price, with an extra surcharge in the capital, plus notary fees; new builds can fall under a reduced VAT regime in some cases. All figures are approximate, so verify locally. See our Luxembourg financing guide, consultation guide and the country page for lending and legal steps.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. There is no general restriction on foreign ownership of residential property.
They eased from their peak in recent years, but remain high. Do not assume a quick rebound.
Resale bears registration duties, while new builds may be subject to VAT, sometimes at a reduced rate for a main home.
Yes. Every property sale must be executed before a Luxembourg notary.
Yes, and many do, even while living in neighbouring countries. Tax residence rules differ, so take advice.