Prices, districts, taxation and discreet sales in Luxembourg.

In the real estate world, accessing the best opportunities often depends on the ability to find properties before they appear on the public market. Two approaches stand in contrast: the traditional market, where listings are visible to everyone, and the off-market, reserved for a select group of informed buyers. Which is the best option for investing or purchasing an exceptional property?

In an increasingly competitive real estate market, gaining access to exclusive properties before they are publicly listed can make all the difference. Whether you are an investor or searching for your dream home, here are the essential strategies to be among the first to know and seize the best opportunities.

In this article, we will explore why off-market properties are valuable opportunities and why they rarely appear in public listings.

Selling an inherited property in Luxembourg represents both an opportunity and a challenge due to the complexity of administrative and legal procedures. Whether you are the sole heir or a co-heir, it is essential to consider several factors to complete the transaction safely. In this article, we review the main points to consider when selling an inherited property in Luxembourg.

Valuing a property is a critical step in any sales project. Whether it’s a standard property or a prestige property, the accuracy of its appraisal is the key factor in developing an effective sales strategy.

As the end of the year approaches, it’s time to reflect on the annual real estate trends. In 2024, real estate activity experienced gradual growth. The number of transactions in the existing real estate segment has nearly returned to its usual levels.

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg has always held a special interest for the French. This interest has intensified in the context of the recent legislative elections. Many wealthy families, celebrities, and successful entrepreneurs are currently seeking an optimal destination to relocate from France.

After a period of growth followed by a drastic drop in demand for properties under construction, Luxembourg is gradually recovering from the shock. However, the new construction market remains at a standstill, and it will take time for buyer confidence to return.

The storm in the real estate market in Luxembourg seems to be calming down, and new selling prospects are emerging. After a prolonged pause in transactions, demand is gradually returning to the market.

In our contemporary society, the phenomenon of divorce continues to grow, unfortunately, in magnitude. In Luxembourg, between 1500 and 2000 divorces are recorded each year, placing Luxembourg among the European leaders in terms of couples' separation per 1000 inhabitants. This phenomenon often entails the division of assets, particularly real estate assets. Secretimmo has accompanied numerous couples in divorce situations and is accustomed to dealing with such cases.

The government, municipalities, and the private sector met on February 22nd at Senningen Castle to discuss avenues to achieve their common goal: building more and faster. At the forefront of their concerns are administrative procedures, often a source of many challenges.

The Luxembourgish government, represented by Prime Minister Luc Frieden, Housing and Spatial Planning Minister Claude Meisch, and Finance Minister Gilles Roth, has announced several measures aimed at stimulating the real estate sector.