Experts in the practice:
The Real Estate, Construction & Urban Planning Team at MOLITOR has been involved in many major real estate projects in Luxembourg in recent years.
It assists real estate investors, asset and property managers, developers and operators of commercial property business, owners (private individuals and corporate entities) of lands and properties as well as public authorities with leasing (commercial, office and residential), purchase and sale of land and real estate properties, construction matters, legal environmental requirements, urban development, administrative permits and licenses and joint ownership property.
The team drafts and negotiates contracts and required documentation related to all kinds of real estate transactions, performs due diligence and issues vendor and buyer reports, advises clients on all applicable laws and regulations and assists them at any stage of the litigation process if necessary.
Experts in the practice:
The suspension of rent is one of the most sensitive issues in commercial lease law. Can a tenant stop paying all or part of their rent when they believe that the use of the premises is no longer consistent with what was agreed? A recent judgment from the Justice of the Peace Court of Luxembourg […]
La suspension du loyer constitue l’un des leviers les plus sensibles en matière de bail commercial. Un locataire peut-il cesser de payer tout ou partie de son loyer lorsqu’il estime que la jouissance des lieux n’est plus conforme à ce qui était convenu ? Un jugement récent de la Justice de paix de Luxembourg (5 […]
A year of clarification, fine-tuning and rebalancing 2025 was not marked by a radical overhaul of Luxembourg real estate law, but rather by a series of adjustments, legislative initiatives and court decisions which have gradually reshaped the framework applicable to real estate projects. The year’s publications reveal a clear common thread: securing projects without stifling […]
Une année de clarification, de mise au point et de rééquilibrage L’année 2025 n’a pas été marquée par une refonte radicale du droit immobilier luxembourgeois, mais par une accumulation d’ajustements, de projets et de décisions qui ont progressivement redessiné le cadre applicable aux projets immobiliers. Les publications de l’année révèlent un fil conducteur clair : […]