Flatsharing, made simpler.
Sharing a home in the Grand Duchy: the essential rules to know, and the rentals that suit it — gathered all in one place.
The rules of flatsharing
Written lease required
Since the 2024 reform, every residential lease must be in writing. In a flatshare, it can be a single lease (signed by everyone) or individual, room by room.
Flatshare pact
A pact between flatmates can set out how rent and charges are shared, as well as joint liability when a flatmate leaves.
Capped security deposit
The security deposit is limited to 2 months' rent (down from 3 before). Its return at the end of the lease is strictly regulated.
Agency fees shared
Rental agency fees are now shared equally (50/50) between the landlord and the tenant.
Indicative information (Luxembourg, law in force) — this is not legal advice.
Available rentals
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