🇱🇺Luxembourg building permit growth
Luxembourg's building permit growth is 25.7% as of Q1 2026, from official Eurostat data. It rose from -46.2% the previous quarter. Over the period shown it has ranged from -50.3% to 160.9%. That is 15.0 percentage points above the euro-area average of 10.7% — the 9th of 28 European countries that report it.
Building permit growth · Luxembourg
25.7%
vs prev
▲ 71.9 pp
Source: Eurostat (sts_cobp_q) · data through Q1 2026 · released 2026-10-02 · modifications: none
This is the change in the number of dwellings in residential buildings for which building permits were issued, compared with the same quarter a year earlier, as published by Eurostat. Residences for communities are not counted and the figures are not seasonally adjusted. Permits show planned building, not homes completed.
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Luxembourg building permit growth — frequently asked questions
- What is Luxembourg's building permit growth?
- Luxembourg's building permit growth is 25.7% as of Q1 2026, from official Eurostat data.
- How does Luxembourg's building permit growth compare with the euro area?
- It is the 9th-highest of 28 European countries that report it, against a euro-area average of 10.7%.
- Is Luxembourg's building permit growth rising or falling?
- It rose from -46.2% to 25.7% in the latest reading (Q1 2026).
- What does “building permit growth” measure?
- This is the change in the number of dwellings in residential buildings for which building permits were issued, compared with the same quarter a year earlier, as published by Eurostat. Residences for communities are not counted and the figures are not seasonally adjusted. Permits show planned building, not homes completed.
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