Leudelange Real Estate: Apartments and Houses near Luxembourg City

The commune is quiet and largely residential, close to the motorway network and to business and retail zones on the south-west side of the capital. Residents commute into the city or to the Kirchberg and Cloche d'Or employment areas, and many are EU-institution, banking or professional-services staff.

At €8,642 per m² the area is expensive by international standards but typically cheaper than central districts. Smaller communes around the capital such as Bertrange, Strassen and Hesperange fill a similar role.

Foreigners can buy freely, and there is no residence requirement. Registration duty and transcription tax together are 7% of the price (6% registration plus 1% transcription), with a partial credit available for owner-occupiers, and new builds often carry reduced VAT when you live in them. Off-plan purchases (VEFA) usually pay in stages.

Banks lend to non-residents but at lower loan-to-value than for residents. Our Luxembourg guide explains the process, and you can estimate repayments with the mortgage calculator.

Also consider Howald, Bettembourg and Dippach, all within reach of the same road network, or browse the Luxembourg property page.