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Luxembourg's real estate market is evolving, shaped by increased investment, regulatory change and the influence of key industry players.

On 20 March 2018, the governments of France and Luxembourg signed a new double tax treaty ("New Treaty") replacing the current treaty dated 1 April 1958 ("Old Treaty").

On 22 October 2008, a Law promoting housing and creating a housing pact with municipalities, dubbed "Housing Pact 1.0", was adopted. Its stated aim was to increase the supply of available homes and...

Since certain recent bankruptcies, off-plan sales (VEFA) legislation, supposedly protective of buyers, has shown its limitations.

On 20 July 2023, Bill 7989 amending the Law of 2 September 2011 regulating access to the professions of artisan, merchant, manufacturer and certain liberal professions, as amended (the "Law"), was adopted by the Chamber of Deputies.

The Luxembourg government filed three new bills in the week of 10 October 2022 concerning: the 2023 budget, housing supply reform, a temporary reduction of the VAT rates in the 2023 financial year...

On 19th July 2023, the Luxembourg Parliament approved the draft law endorsing the revised double tax treaty with the UK (the Treaty). Following the UK's ratification already completed in 2022...

The High Court has recently handed down a further interesting decision in relation to the "service out" jurisdictional gateways in CPR 6.33(2B).

On 14 October 2020, the 2021 budget draft law was presented to Parliament. The Government decided that the time was not right to increase taxes and/or perform a big tax reform and decided...

Today, by a majority vote of the deputies, the new government has been granted the parliament's confidence following the New Prime Minister Luc Frieden's statement yesterday on the new government's coalition programme.

The tax/VAT landscape in Luxembourg is changing, the new tax reform substantially increasing penalties for governance infringements.

Op 15 november 2024 heeft de Hoge Raad het langverwachte tweede arrest in de Didam-kwestie gewezen (het Didam II-arrest).

On 13 and 14 January 2021, the Luxembourg Justice of the Peace rendered two judgments which attracted quite a bit of interest among commercial lease lessors and lessees in Luxembourg.

Renting out a property involves significant financial risk in the event that the lessee does not respect its obligations, and lessors must pay particular attention to the mechanism in their lease...

As usual, like at the beginning of each year, Luxembourg VAT taxable persons received VAT account statements from the Luxembourg Treasury.

During the first semester of 2023, several pieces of legislation and other guidance documents related to sustainable finance in the asset management industry have been...

Wenn die BaFin Immobilien und Immobilienfonds auch im Jahr 2026 erneut als zentrales Fokusrisiko einstuft, spricht vieles dafür, dass sich der bereits laufende Stresstest für alternative Immobilienanlagen fortsetzt.