"near the capital" towns

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A well-off suburb immediately south of the capital, along the Alzette. Ten minutes from the centre, parks and bike paths — with rents tracking the capital closely.

Average rent, 70 m²

2,390 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

15 minby car (peak)

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The capital's residential and office extension along the route d'Arlon. Everything is ten minutes away; rents flirt with city-centre levels.

Average rent, 70 m²

2,460 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

17 minby car (peak)

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Olm, Kehlen, Meispelt: a string of residential villages between the Mamer forest and the A6, fifteen minutes from Kirchberg off-peak.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,910 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

28 minby car (peak)

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Heisdorf, Mullendorf, Steinsel: the Alzette valley just north of the capital, a rail stop at Heisdorf and first-ring prices.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,990 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

26 minby car (peak)13 minby train

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Bridel and Kopstal: one of the most sought-after addresses in the western ring, backing onto the Bridel forest, with prices to match.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,920 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

26 minby car (peak)

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A string of villages in the Alzette valley, Berchem station close by: eleven minutes by train to the capital.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,970 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

23 minby car (peak)11 minby train

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A small village doubled by a business park, fifteen minutes from the centre. The village-capital compromise par excellence, budget permitting.

Average rent, 70 m²

2,280 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

18 minby car (peak)