"working-class" towns

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The country's third city, a former steel town turned residential. Among the softest rents in the Luxembourg south, at the price of a congested commute to the capital.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,740 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

40 minby car (peak)32 minby train

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A residential commune between Esch and the capital, popular with young households wanting to stay south without paying city prices.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,790 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

30 minby car (peak)26 minby train

Photo: Pecalux at Luxembourgish Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0

At the gates of France and Belgium, one of the country's most affordable markets, well served by rail (line 70).

Average rent, 70 m²

1,810 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

38 minby car (peak)30 minby train

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At the three-borders meeting point, adjoining Longwy and Rodange. Among the lowest rents of the entire border zone.

Average rent, 70 m²

970 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

48 minby car (peak)45 minby train

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A working-class town of Italian heritage, famous for its Italian film festival. Fifteen minutes from Belval and Esch by road.

Average rent, 70 m²

990 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

51 minby car (peak)

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A large working-class Fensch commune, among the lowest rents on the A31 axis — at the price of the full commute.

Average rent, 70 m²

930 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

59 minby car (peak)