Housing

The standard tax rate for the purchase of a real estate property (house, apartment, building land) is 7 %:  6 % for registration fees; 1 % for transcription fees. To reduce the incidental expenses associated with the purchase of a dwelling, the...

It is possible to obtain government aid in the form of a lump-sum capital payment to purchase or construct a dwelling (single-family home or apartment). The amount of the subsidy is determined according to the applicant's income...

The rent subsidy granted by the Ministry of Housing is intended to help low-income families to rent decent accommodation. The amount of the monthly benefit, which is based on household income and composition, is capped at EUR 300. TheEligibiltyTheFilingThe...

In 2017, Luxembourg introduced its own environmental certification scheme for residential buildings. LENOZ (Lëtzebuerger Nohaltegkeets-Zertifizéierung – Luxembourg sustainability certification) is designed to serve the specific needs of the residential sector (single-family houses and multi-unit residential buildings in LuxembourgTheTheLENOZ...

Social support initiatives are solidarity actions aimed at resident populations who find themselves in a financially fragile situation. The social welfare aid implemented is only intended to provide the disaster victims who have their main residence at the place of...

"KlimaPrêts" climate loans are intended to promote sustainable renovation of dwellings over 10 years old by prefinancing the renovation work. These climate loans contribute not only to responsible energy consumption and environmental protection, but also to lowering energy costs, and...