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    — Real estate atlas

    Neighbourhoods of Luxembourg City

    Every district, its own signature. EIRES Real Estate tracks every micro-neighbourhood of the capital up close: median price, 12-month dynamic, dominant buyer profile. An editorial read, never a cold fact sheet.

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    Belair

    Median price (€/sqm)
    12,624
    12-month trend
    -11.2% · correcting

    The capital's most prestigious address — patrician villas and Haussmann-style buildings bordering Parc de Merl. Sellers expect absolute discretion; many transactions never reach the open market.

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    Limpertsberg

    Median price (€/sqm)
    12,054
    12-month trend
    -2.1% · correcting

    The most sought-after residential pocket on the Limpertsberg plateau — Art Deco villas, tree-lined avenues, walking distance to the Grand Théâtre and the municipal park. Tight inventory, sustained HNW demand for the past decade.

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    Merl

    Median price (€/sqm)
    11,934
    12-month trend
    +5.1% · rising

    Anchored on Parc de Merl, the neighborhood offers a rare balance of detached homes, premium apartments and quick access to Cloche d'Or. Persistent demand from premium tenants.

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    Hollerich

    Median price (€/sqm)
    11,778
    12-month trend
    +5.7% · rising

    A former industrial district undergoing premium conversion (Rotondes, Royal-Hamilius). Attracts urban buyers seeking lofts and character buildings. Highest 12-month price growth in the capital.

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    Kirchberg

    Median price (€/sqm)
    11,351
    12-month trend
    -6.0% · correcting

    The flagship business plateau — new-build premium residences, Philharmonie, EU institutions. Favoured by executives who value walk-to-office and contemporary architecture.

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    Cessange

    Median price (€/sqm)
    11,338
    12-month trend
    +4.9% · rising

    A family-oriented enclave away from the central bustle. Renovated 1970s townhouses dominate. Excellent access to Cloche d'Or and the A4 motorway towards France.

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    Centre-ville

    Median price (€/sqm)
    11,297
    12-month trend
    -1.4% · correcting

    The historic heart, UNESCO World Heritage-listed. The Upper City (Ville Haute) concentrates townhouses, character buildings and the capital's most coveted retail addresses. An extremely narrow market — every sale is an event.

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    Gare

    Median price (€/sqm)
    10,610
    12-month trend
    -2.9% · correcting

    Hyper-central, direct TGV to Paris/Brussels and a dense premium retail fabric. The station district has gentrified sharply over five years — renovated Haussmann buildings and executive pieds-à-terre.

    ( 09 )

    Bonnevoie

    Median price (€/sqm)
    10,171
    12-month trend
    -1.2% · correcting

    The capital's strongest yield play — ongoing rehabilitations, new tram line and train-station proximity make it a prime target for buy-to-let strategies.

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    Cents

    Median price (€/sqm)
    8,851
    12-month trend
    -23.5% · correcting

    A neighborhood in rapid transition — 1960s townhouses meet new BBC-rated builds. Strong long-term appreciation, European School on site, Kirchberg reachable in 8 minutes.

    Source: IMMOTOP.LU · Avril 2026 vs Avril 2025 (median of listings, not notarial deeds).

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