Sale price of apartments — By municipality

**Updated June 29, 2022 — Statistics up to Q1 2022.** Since September 2013, the Housing Observatory of the Ministry of Housing and STATEC have jointly disseminated quarterly statistics on the **sales prices of apartments**, making it possible to distinguish between ** existing apartments** (assimilated to the market of the old) and **apartments under construction** (assimilated to the market of the new, for goods sold under a contract of sale in the State Future d’Achèvement, or VEFA). These statistics are based on notarial deeds, as shown in the data of the Publicity Foncière transmitted by the Administration of Registration and Domains. The different stages of processing the raw data to arrive at the statistics on sales prices of apartments are described in the joint [methodological document](https://download.data.public.lu/resources/prix-de-vente-des-appartements-le-logement-en-chiffres/20191007-141758/methodologie-prixvente-appartements-2013-12.pdf) of STATEC and the Habitat Observatory. Statistics provided by the Habitat Observatory make it possible to track the average selling prices per m² of existing apartments and apartments under construction, per municipality. Statistics are limited to municipalities for which at least 10 transactions are recorded (after selection and processing). The deferred prices for apartments under construction (VEFA) correspond to a VAT rate of 3 %, up to the total tax concession of EUR 50 000. The Habitat Observatory also provides a price range to reflect the varying degree of dispersion of prices around the average. The price indicated in the low band corresponds to the minimum price after exclusion of the lowest 5 % of the prices per m². The upper band is the maximum price after exclusion of the highest 5 %. These price ranges per municipality, however, are only indicative and do not correspond to a professional’s expertise.