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In Luxembourg, 28.3% of households are renters, which corresponds to 24.7% of the population. 91.9% of renter households pay a normal rent and 8.1% a reduced rent. On average, a reduced rent is € 396.7, while a normal rent reaches € 887.8 for similar surfaces (respectively 84.1 m² and 83.5 m²). In absolute terms, the rents are higher in municipalities located in the outskirts of the capital. With the distance from Luxembourg City, rents decrease. However, the housing surfaces in densely populated areas such as the City of Luxembourg, are generally smaller, so that the rent per square meter is the highest in the capital: 14.7 € per m² in the City of Luxembourg, against 12.5 € per m² on national average. Significant differences also exist in rent according to the nationality of the tenant. Britons pay on average the highest rents, but together with the Dutch, they also have larger surfaces. Montenegrins rent the smallest surface area per capita (27.5 m²). The level of rents depends on the time of moving in the dwelling. The average rent for a dwelling in which a household moved from 2001 to 2011 is € 13 per m², against € 7 per m² for a dwelling in which a household moved before 1980.
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In Luxembourg, 28.3% of households are renters, which corresponds to 24.7% of the population. 91.9% of renter households pay a normal rent and 8.1% a reduced rent. On average, a reduced rent is € 396.7, while a normal rent reaches € 887.8 for similar surfaces (respectively 84.1 m² and 83.5 m²). In absolute terms, the rents are higher in municipalities located in the outskirts of the capital. With the distance from Luxembourg City, rents decrease. However, the housing surfaces in densely populated areas such as the City of Luxembourg, are generally smaller, so that the rent per square meter is the highest in the capital: 14.7 € per m² in the City of Luxembourg, against 12.5 € per m² on national average. Significant differences also exist in rent according to the nationality of the tenant. Britons pay on average the highest rents, but together with the Dutch, they also have larger surfaces. Montenegrins rent the smallest surface area per capita (27.5 m²). The level of rents depends on the time of moving in the dwelling. The average rent for a dwelling in which a household moved from 2001 to 2011 is € 13 per m², against € 7 per m² for a dwelling in which a household moved before 1980.
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