Commercial property€600,000
Ettelbruck

1,342 commercial property currently listed for sale in Luxembourg.
24 properties shown
Commercial property€600,000
Ettelbruck

€1,500,000
Larochette
Commercial property€4,450,000
Luxembourg-Centre ville
Commercial property€1,240,000
Luxembourg-Gare
Commercial property€1,750,000
Mondercange

€849,000
Troisvierges

€848,000
Ettelbruck
Commercial property€515,000
Luxembourg-Gare
Commercial property€730,000
Luxembourg-Kirchberg
Commercial property€1,085,000
Itzig
Commercial property€780,000
Ettelbruck

€775,000
Echternach
Commercial property€1,500,000
Reichlange

€2,550,000
Luxembourg-Bonnevoie

€2,400,000
Echternach
Commercial property€785,000
Luxembourg-Belair

€4,480,000
Luxembourg-Merl
Commercial property€108,000
Ettelbruck
Commercial property€795,000
Mamer

€2,380,000
Steinfort
€1,990,000
Perle

€1,590,000
Mamer

€2,380,000
Steinfort

€1,590,000
Capellen
Commercial Property in Luxembourg
Commercial property for sale in Luxembourg comprises 1,342 listings in our database, around six per cent of the 22,884 total. The financial centre status of the country supports demand for offices, while small shops and professional premises suit local investors.
Office space concentrates in Luxembourg City, with newer clusters at Belval near Esch-sur-Alzette, plus business parks near Bertrange. Retail is strongest in the capital's high streets and along main commuter roads. National context: the median asking price across all types is €827,190 in current listings on RealEstateAbroad, so commercial lots tend to be capital intensive.
Sales of commercial property can be subject to registration duties, VAT or an option to tax, depending on structure and whether the building is new. Ask a Luxembourg tax adviser to model both routes. Many investors buy via a Luxembourg company, which can alter duties and exit planning.
Obtain the lease schedule, service-charge history, building permits, and evidence of compliance with fire and accessibility rules. Compare cash yield with residential options on the apartment page, and read the Luxembourg consultation guide and financing page. Land is listed separately under land.
Luxembourg banks lend to commercial buyers on conservative loan-to-value terms, typically requiring a meaningful equity contribution and evidence of rental income. Foreign investors usually need a track record or a local company with proper accounts. Interest-rate hedging is common because rate swings strongly affect yield. Prepare a business plan, a lease schedule and valuation reports before approaching banks, and allow time for credit committee approval. Cash buyers can move faster, but still need an anti-money-laundering file for the notary, with proof of the source of funds.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, but certain activities need a business licence, which is separate from property ownership.
They are typically lower than in many European markets, reflecting stable demand. Calculate from actual rent.
Sometimes. It depends on the seller's status and the building's age.
Yes, for all property transfers.