The latest edition of Home Expo, Luxembourg’s housing trade show, will take place October 8–11, 2026, at Luxexpo The Box in Kirchberg. Held in conjunction with National Housing Week, this fair offers the opportunity to meet professionals and government representatives to buy, build, renovate, or furnish a home in Luxembourg.
Are you looking for interior design ideas or answers before committing to a real estate project? Plan your visit based on your needs: home furnishings, renovations, property search, financing, or housing assistance.
Home Expo is Luxembourg’s must-attend home and living fair. There, you’ll meet all the professionals in home design and renovation. Whether you own your home or rent, bring a few photos, the dimensions of the spaces you want to transform, and a rough budget estimate. You’ll be able to find tailored solutions at special rates.
To clarify your needs before the fair, check out our tips for furnishing and decorating your home.
Real estate agencies, developers, and builders are also among the exhibitors at the fair. You’ll be able to discuss your search with professionals and compare several offers. To prepare for your visit, define your desired area, your budget, and your top priorities. Find our tips for finding a home in Luxembourg here.
Are you thinking about selling your house or apartment? Prepare the questions to ask an agency by checking out our page on the steps to sell a house or apartment.
Renovation is one of the fair’s key themes. Take advantage of discussions with professionals to clarify the planned work, technical solutions, and any constraints related to your home to improve its energy efficiency.
Before your visit, gather the information available on your energy performance certificate, also known as an energy passport. You can also find our guidelines for reducing your home’s energy consumption.
Held concurrently with the Home Expo, National Housing Week brings together government agencies, public administrations, real estate professionals, and financial institutions. Four themed areas await visitors:
To prepare your banking questions, check out our information on banks in Luxembourg. Also, be sure to plan ahead for your home insurance.
When settling in for the first time, start with your most practical questions: finding a place to live, understanding the necessary steps, and identifying any available financial assistance. Prepare details about your family situation, your budget, and your timeline to make discussions easier.
Our advice: Distinguish between administrative information and sales pitches, and ask for written documents so you can compare options after your visit.
The 2026 program also features Housing Talks—short presentations focused on topics such as affordable housing, energy-efficient renovations, financing, and new ways of living. Exhibitions will also explore architecture and young people’s perspectives on housing.
Creative and architecture workshops for children are scheduled for the weekend. Check the age requirements, times, and registration details before you come: these activities are not intended to replace childcare.
Some tour routes require registration. Consult the official Home Expo program to choose your activities and check which languages are offered.
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Thursday, October 8, 2026 | 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. |
| Friday, October 9, 2026 | 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. |
| Saturday, October 10, 2026 | 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. |
| Sunday, October 11, 2026 | 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. |
Free pre-registration is available before the show opens. During the show, tickets must be purchased, either online or at the door. Visit the official Home Expo ticket office to view prices and buy your ticket.
Important: Payment by credit card only. The ticket office does not accept cash, including at the fair entrance.
Address: 10, Circuit de la Foire Internationale, L-1347 Luxembourg, in the Kirchberg district.
To explore other housing options, check out our tips on shared living in Luxembourg.
Yes. The professionals in attendance also cover interior design and renovation. You can come to clarify your preferences and plan a future project.
The fair is a place to get information and guidance. Don’t consider a conversation at a booth as a decision on eligibility: ask about the conditions and procedures that apply to your situation.
The procedures vary depending on the activity. Check the program and registration links before you go.
A well-prepared visit will help you identify the right people to speak with and leave with concrete leads for your housing search.
To learn more: check out our page dedicated to Springbreak, the spring housing fair in Luxembourg.
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