Eric Rosin (Act360° Real Estate Consultancy), Klaudia Majerus (Home-In), Tom Nilles (Fondation pour l’accès au logement) and Bogdan Banice (Banice Architectes). Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne

Eric Rosin (Act360° Real Estate Consultancy), Klaudia Majerus (Home-In), Tom Nilles (Fondation pour l’accès au logement) and Bogdan Banice (Banice Architectes). Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne

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Eric Rosin (Act360° Real Estate Consultancy), Klaudia Majerus (Home-In), Tom Nilles (Fondation pour l’accès au logement) and Bogdan Banice (Banice Architectes). Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne
Laure-Anne Bai Mathis (Etude Bai Mathis), Katarzyna Bialek (Paperjam + Delano Business Club), Stéphane Compain (LuxRelo), Nicolas Christmann (Banque Degroof Petercam Luxembourg), Anne Molinari (Anne Molinari Avocat), Philippe Mathis (Bai-Mathis) and Sandrine Lapointe (LuxRelo). Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne
Jacques Brauch (Soludec) and Shahram Agaajani (Metaform Architects). Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne
Sophie Gobet, Jonathan Marie Dit Lacour (DTS) and Eric Dziechciarek (Polygone). Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne
Isabelle Weill (Hunteed), Klaudia Majerus (Home-In) and Geoffroy Bertrand (Besix Red Luxembourg). Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne
Fabien Hirtz (Verus Praedium) and Vincenzo Miccichè (Vincenzo Miccichè - Real Property). Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne

A few months before the legislative elections, the Paperjam + Delano Business Club organised on Tuesday 28 March a roundtable on the housing crisis, with the participation of Luxembourg politicians.

On Tuesday 28 March, PwC Luxembourg hosted a round table on the housing crisis with the participation of the minister of housing, (déi Gréng), as well as (DP), Max Leners (LSAP), (CSV), (ADR), (déi Lénk) and Chloé Timmermann (Piratepartei).

How can we deal with the skyrocketing property prices in Luxembourg and the housing deficit?

During this event, participants were able to discover the priorities and concrete actions of the political parties for the 2023-2028 legislature. Their designated representatives on the issue of housing were also able to answer questions from their interlocutors.

We would like to thank PwC Luxembourg for hosting the event, as well as the Union des entreprises luxembourgeoises (UEL) and its members (ABBL, Aca, Chambre de commerce, Chambre des métiers, CLC, Fédération des artisans, Fedil and Horesca) for their support.

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This article was first published on in French and translated for Delano.

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