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Luxembourg · annual SERIES

Housing cost overburden rate in Luxembourg

Percentage of the population living in households where total housing costs, net of housing allowances, exceed 40% of total disposable household income, net of housing allowances.

8.1%%
2025Observation year

+0.10 pp from 2024

Source note for 2025: Eurostat original status flag: b
Luxembourg
Housing cost overburden rate in Luxembourg, 2003–2025%. Underlying figures are available in the data table.2.65.17.61013200320082013201820232025

% · Eurostat · Missing observations remain gaps.

Underlying data

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Housing cost overburden rate · Luxembourg · %
YearValueStatus & source note
20258.1present · Eurostat original status flag: b
20248.0present
202311.5present · Eurostat original status flag: b
20229.0present · Eurostat original status flag: b
20215.1present · Eurostat original status flag: b
20208.5present · Eurostat original status flag: b
201910.1present
20189.3present
20177.1present
20167.0present · Eurostat original status flag: b
20156.0present
20146.8present
20135.6present
20124.9present
20114.2present
20104.7present
20093.7present
20083.7present
20073.9present
20064.8present
20053.8present
20044.5present
20033.6present

Definition & method

EU-SILC annual housing cost overburden rate, both sexes, all ages, total poverty-status population; European national reporting economies only.

Percentage of the population living in households where total housing costs, net of housing allowances, exceed 40% of total disposable household income, net of housing allowances.

What to keep in mind

  • EU-SILC survey methods and breaks may affect comparability. Original status flags are retained.
  • Only EU, EFTA and eligible candidate-country data are selected for reusable public output.
  • Regional aggregates and poverty-status subgroup rows are excluded.