The Luxembourg housing blog
Real prices, honest comparisons and practical guides by the Furnished.lu team.
End of your stay: extend, leave early or hand back your room
Extend online, leave early with notice, return your keys before 10am and get your balance back within 4 weeks: how the end of a stay at Furnished works.
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Interning in Luxembourg: where to live for a few months
Internship or VIE in Luxembourg? A furnished room in a shared house from 2 weeks to 1 year, all-inclusive rent, a €250 advance payment and a file checked fast.
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All-inclusive rent in Luxembourg: what is actually included
Water, electricity, heating, internet, cleaning: what an all-inclusive rent really covers in Luxembourg, what it does not, and why it changes the maths when you are new here.
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Registering with your commune in Luxembourg: the arrival declaration explained
How to declare your arrival at your Luxembourg commune: the deadline, the documents to bring, what your landlord must provide, and how it works when you live in a shared house.
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Renting a room in Luxembourg: the documents you need to prepare
ID, employment contract, rental guarantee: exactly which documents you need to rent a furnished room in Luxembourg, why they are asked before a room is held, and what to do if you do not have them yet.
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Renting a room in Esch-sur-Alzette and Belval: Luxembourg's south
Esch-sur-Alzette and Belval are the cheapest sizeable rental area in Luxembourg. What you save, how long the commute really is, and who the south suits.
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Renting a room in Luxembourg when you arrive from abroad
No Luxembourg address, no local bank account, no payslip yet? Here is what is really required to rent a room in Luxembourg, in which order, and what it costs.
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Living in a Shared House in Luxembourg: The Practical Guide to Getting Along
Living in a flatshare in Luxembourg day to day: simple house rules, cleaning included, no bill disputes. Practical advice for a flatshare that actually works.
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Free public transport in Luxembourg: buses, tram, trains, bikes and cars explained
Luxembourg made public transport free in 2020, a world first. Here's exactly what's free, what isn't, and how to live car-free in a shared flat.
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Cost of Living in Luxembourg: A Flatmate's Real Monthly Budget (2026)
What does it really cost to live in Luxembourg on a flatshare? All-inclusive rent, groceries, free transport, going out: a realistic budget, item by item.
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