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Pebbles in the shoes of promoters big and small.
The year 2022 has confirmed the turmoil in the property and bank lending markets, slowdowns in prices and ever-higher borrowing…
Don’t give up on your property plans in 2023.
We've all noticed that during 2022, inflation was the main topic of conversation at the coffee machine. And there's nothing…
An energy performance certificate is not enough for the energy transition and the portrait of a property.
Radical new measures The issue of energy continues to grow in importance, against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine,…
Beyond appearances: demystifying the Real-Estate Agent Commission
The latest hot topic in the property sector is the latest report by Luxembourg's Minister for the Economy, who, according…
An unsurprising report from STATEC: we’re going to have to adapt to a shrinking market.
STATEC's latest report makes no bones about the fact that the Luxembourg property market is in crisis, putting an end…
Estate agents faced with a far too extensive administrative and legal framework?
The estate agent profession is often seen as an accessible one, requiring above all interpersonal skills, good negotiating skills and…
Real estate agencies confronted with a far too extensive administrative and legal framework?
Real estate agencies confronted with a far too extensive administrative and legal framework? Real estate work is often perceived…
New ecological measures in real estate: optimizing its tax system in 2021
In the absence of the new tax reform planned by the government - delayed by the coronavirus crisis - the…
BUDGET 2021 Project : A brake on real estate speculation, a willingness to make housing accessible to households.
The 9th study of the audit firm Deloitte is categorical: Luxembourg is in 2019 the country in Europe where the…
Heritage of a house, apartment or other real estate in Luxembourg for primary residence could cost you zero tax!
You live in Luxembourg? The inheritance tax is paid directly to tax authorities for the legal share from the will.…
Can a landlord increase his tenant’s rent?
The average monthly cost of a flat in Luxembourg is currently 1,378 euros and 2,357 euros for a house. One-…