Price comparison
Berlin instead of Luxembourg: only 69 percent of the price.
According to Numbeo, a square metre of a flat in central Luxembourg costs around 12,302 US dollars, in Berlin around 8,475. In Luxembourg you pay 1.5 times as much.
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In brief
Buying a flat in Berlin or Luxembourg: the price difference
Buying 80 square metres in Luxembourg costs around 984,160 US dollars according to Numbeo. In Berlin the same space costs around 678,000 US dollars. With the budget for 80 square metres in Luxembourg you get around 116 square metres in Berlin. Berlin adds around 11 to 11.6 percent in buying costs, including 6.0 percent real estate transfer tax. Foreigners may buy in Germany without a German residence.
Per square metre you pay around 3,827 US dollars more in Luxembourg than in Berlin, a premium of 45 percent. For the same amount, Berlin offers considerably more living space.
Frequently asked questions
Berlin or Luxembourg: frequently asked questions.
Answers as of 3 November 2026
Is a flat in Berlin cheaper than in Luxembourg?
Yes. According to Numbeo, a square metre of a flat in the centre costs around 8,475 US dollars in Berlin and around 12,302 in Luxembourg. Berlin is therefore at 69 percent of the price of Luxembourg.
How much living space do I get in Berlin for my Luxembourg budget?
For the price of 80 square metres in Luxembourg (around 984,160 US dollars) you can buy around 116 square metres in Berlin.
What buying costs apply in Berlin?
With an agent, around eleven to twelve per cent of the purchase price: 6.0 per cent real estate transfer tax, around 1.5 to 2.0 per cent for notary and land register and usually 3.57 per cent commission including VAT.
Can foreigners buy a flat in Berlin?
Yes. Nationality and place of residence do not matter for the purchase. The hurdles are in the financing, not in the purchase itself.
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