Perspectives(The journal)

Readings onarchitecture,market and patrimony.

Notes on prestige real estate, residential architecture, refined living and the movements of the Luxembourg market.

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Aug 23, 2026— patrimoine

Home insurance in Luxembourg: what owners and tenants should know

Building insurance, tenant liability, home contents: the main families of home-related cover in Luxembourg, and why requirements differ depending on whether you are an owner-occupier, a landlord, or a tenant.

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( 02 )Aug 19, 2026— financement

Mortgage calculator and home-buying costs in Luxembourg: what to work out

Monthly payments, registration duties, notary fees, the Bëllegen Akt: the real cost of buying property in Luxembourg goes well beyond the listed price. What a calculator needs to factor in to give an accurate picture of the budget.

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( 03 )Aug 12, 2026— methode

Choosing a real estate agency in Luxembourg: the criteria that actually matter

Simple or exclusive mandate, fees, off-market access, buyer screening: in a market as tight as Luxembourg's, choosing the right agency matters as much as the listed price. The questions to ask before signing.

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( 04 )Aug 12, 2026— methode

Property valuation in Luxembourg: how to get a reliable opinion of value

The price shown on a portal and the price actually signed at the notary can differ significantly in Luxembourg. What a serious property valuation actually involves, how it is built, and the mistakes that distort a property's price.

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( 05 )Aug 06, 2026— methode

Real estate lawyer in Luxembourg: when and why to use one

The notary authenticates the deed and secures the transaction for all parties; a real estate lawyer defends the specific interests of just one of them. When this distinction genuinely matters for an international buyer or seller.

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( 06 )Jul 30, 2026— fiscalite

Primary or secondary residence in Luxembourg: what changes

A property's status — primary residence, secondary residence, or rental investment — determines access to the Bëllegen Akt tax credit, loan-to-value limits and tax treatment. What distinguishes these statuses, and why to clarify it from the start of a purchase project.

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Perspectives — Luxembourg real estate market analysis by EIRES Real Estate

Readings onarchitecture,market and patrimony.

Home insurance in Luxembourg: what owners and tenants should know

Mortgage calculator and home-buying costs in Luxembourg: what to work out

Choosing a real estate agency in Luxembourg: the criteria that actually matter

Property valuation in Luxembourg: how to get a reliable opinion of value

Real estate lawyer in Luxembourg: when and why to use one

Primary or secondary residence in Luxembourg: what changes