€560,450
Howald

101 homes and apartments for sale in Howald, Luxembourg.
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25 properties shown
€560,450
Howald
Apartment€1,150,000
Howald
Apartment€676,970
Howald
Apartment€785,000
Howald
House€1,190,000
Howald
Apartment€719,000
Howald
Apartment€740,000
Howald
Apartment€530,000
Howald
Apartment€1,795,000
Howald
Apartment€3,290,000
Howald
€650,000
Howald
€385,000
Howald
€1,130,000
Howald
€1,790,000
Howald
€749,000
Howald
Apartment€995,000
Howald
€735,000
Howald
House€1,799,000
Howald
Apartment€1,895,000
Howald
Apartment€1,850,000
Howald
Apartment€575,000
Howald
Apartment€2,335,704
Howald
Apartment€1,138,051
Howald
€1,295,000
Howald
Apartment€849,000
Howald
Buyer's guide: Howald
Property for sale in Howald is mainly modern apartments in a commuter district just south-east of Luxembourg City. The median asking price across 101 listings on RealEstateAbroad is €1,115,000, which reflects Luxembourg's high price level rather than anything special about the street.
Asking prices below are drawn from current listings on RealEstateAbroad; actual sale prices vary.
| Indicator | Howald |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 101 |
| Median asking price | €1,115,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €729,000 to €1,585,000 |
| Median price per m² | €9,483 |
| Median size | 107 m² |
Apartments account for 77 listings, houses for 19, commercial units for 3 and plots for 1. The bedroom split is led by two-bedroom homes (34 listings) and three-bedroom homes (28), with 11 four-bedroom, 12 one-bedroom and 2 with five or more.
See the national pages for apartments in Luxembourg and houses in Luxembourg if you want to compare with other communes.
Howald sits in the commune of Hesperange and is known for its business park, retail units and a railway station on the line into the capital. That makes it a practical base for people working in the city who want newer buildings, parking and a shorter commute than the old centre offers. Streets feel suburban and functional rather than historic.
Buyers are typically cross-border professionals, European institution staff and families moving up from smaller flats. Because supply is mostly new-build or recent construction, energy ratings tend to be good, which helps running costs.
Purchases go through a notary, and registration and transfer duties add several percent to the price. Newly built homes sold off-plan (VEFA) carry VAT with a favourable 3% rate on a primary residence, subject to conditions; confirm eligibility with a notary. Non-residents face no general ban on buying, though mortgages are conservative.
Start with the Luxembourg guide, the buying process for foreigners and mortgage options. The mortgage calculator helps test affordability at current rates.
Hesperange, Itzig and Alzingen are adjacent localities in the same commune, while Leudelange and Roeser lie a short drive away. For the capital itself, see Luxembourg City.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price across all property types is €1,115,000 and the median price per m² is €9,483. Half of listings fall between €729,000 and €1,585,000.
Yes. It has a rail station and sits close to major roads toward Luxembourg City, which is why apartments dominate the listings.
Yes, there is no general restriction on foreign buyers. You will use a notary, and lenders typically ask for a sizeable deposit from non-residents.
A smaller share: 19 of the 101 listings are houses. Apartments make up 77.
The median listed size is 107 m², with two- and three-bedroom homes the most common.