Building works: construction, remodelling and renovation

The following works and construction, which are minor and do not fall within the scope of a building permit or statement of work according to Article 57.3 of the Luxembourg City Building Regulations (Règlement sur les bâtisses de la Ville de Luxembourg), may be undertaken without any administrative formalities unless the requirements of the general development plan (plan d'aménagement général – PAG) or special development plans (plan d'aménagement particulier – PAP) stipulate otherwise.

Civil Code; Land Registry and Topography Administration (Administration du cadastre et de la topographie); National Roads Administration (Administration des ponts et chaussées); National Sites and Monuments Service (Service des sites et monuments nationaux); Inspectorate of Labour and Mines (Inspection du travail et des mines);

For construction works, extensions, renovations, alterations, demolitions, sheds, porch roofs, canopies, awnings, signs, fences along public roads, wells, water tanks, silos, manure and slurry pits, excavation and backfilling, retaining walls, development of open space and changes in the purpose of rooms or premises.

For major indoor maintenance, facade restoration and roof repair.

Any owner of a plot of land that can be built on immediately (regardless of whether this land has existing structures) who intends to break the land up into multiple plots must request prior authorisation.

Application forms to request a certificate proving municipal protection status, a copy of building plans, and a certificate stating the year in which a building was constructed

Building regulations, special conditions for conservation areas and listed building groups (ensembles sensibles), and related regulations.

Grant for preservation, conservation, restoration or renovation works on buildings located in a "built environment – C" protected area of community interest.

Utility markings, construction works in public spaces, occupation of public thoroughfares, and connections to the water and district heating networks.

General development plan (PAG), special development plans (PAP), urban projects, works in progress, and completed projects.

The Commission des loyers (Rent Committee) is an arbitration body for landlords and tenants, which handles increases and reductions in rent.