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Dudelange

437 homes and apartments for sale in Dudelange, Luxembourg.
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25 properties shown
ApartmentPrice on request
Dudelange
Apartment€735,000
Dudelange
Apartment€880,000
Dudelange
Apartment€646,895
Dudelange
Apartment€849,000
Dudelange
House€1,165,000
Dudelange
Apartment€583,330
Dudelange
Apartment€590,000
Dudelange
House€995,000
Dudelange
Apartment€499,000
Dudelange
House€850,000
Dudelange
Apartment€895,000
Dudelange
Apartment€495,000
Dudelange
House€1,490,000
Dudelange
House€1,385,000
Dudelange
House€1,120,000
Dudelange
Apartment€1,099,520
Dudelange
Apartment€525,000
Dudelange
House€995,000
Dudelange
Apartment€495,000
Dudelange
Apartment€590,000
Dudelange
House€1,395,000
Dudelange
Apartment€675,000
Dudelange
Apartment€465,000
Dudelange
Apartment€489,000
Dudelange
Buyer's guide: Dudelange
Dudelange is a town in southern Luxembourg on the French border, with a steel-industry past and a quick train to the capital. We list 437 properties with a median asking price of €696,564, and 436 of them carry a price.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Dudelange |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €696,564 |
| p25 to p75 | €549,000 to €1,038,310 |
| Median price per m² | €7,195 |
| Median size | 97 m² |
| Listings | 437 |
Apartments are 273 of the listings, houses 137, commercial 22, land 3 and one villa. By bedroom, 119 have two, 109 have three, 85 have one, 59 have four and 22 have five or more. The market leans toward apartments for couples and professionals. See Luxembourg's apartment listings and house listings.
The town grew around its steelworks and has a diverse population with long-standing Italian and Portuguese communities. A rail line connects it to Luxembourg City in roughly 20 minutes, which makes it attractive for those who work in the capital but cannot afford central prices. Neighbouring France is minutes away, and some buyers weigh Luxembourg residence against French housing costs. Compare Luxembourg City, Esch-sur-Alzette and Belval for similar commuter areas.
Luxembourg imposes no general restriction on foreign buyers. The deed is executed before a notary, and buyers pay registration and transcription duties that total several percent of the price, with extra charges in some cases. Tax credits exist for first-time buyers who use the property as their main home, and they can be significant, so ask the notary. New-build purchases are often sold off-plan with staged payments and a VAT regime of their own. Mortgages typically cover up to about 80% of value for residents, with stricter terms for non-residents. See the Luxembourg guide and the financing page.
Cheaper than the capital is not cheap: the tax credit for primary residence is worth checking early.
Review the co-ownership rules, parking, energy class and what share of the sale price relates to land.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Generally, yes, though prices remain high by European standards.
About 20 minutes to the capital.
Yes. There is no general restriction, but lenders are stricter.
Yes, many are sold before completion, so check payment stages and guarantees.