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Investing in Thionville from abroad

21 minutes from Luxembourg by direct train, Thionville has 9,726 workers employed in Luxembourg, almost one in two, and a median price of €2,542 per m² according to the notaries. Prices, rents, neighbourhoods and yield: what you need to know before buying in Thionville from abroad.

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The Saint-Maximin church and the Moselle quays, in Thionville

The essentials

  • Thionville looks towards Luxembourg: 49.1% of its workers are employed there, 21 minutes away by direct train.
  • Rents are not capped there, the city is not in a tense zone and the agglomeration’s rental permit does not cover it at present.
  • The notaries give a median price of €2,542 per m² for an older apartment: a furnished studio or two-room apartment near the station, let to a cross-border worker, remains the simplest option.
The market at a glance

The Thionville property market in figures

The public indicators that matter before buying to let in Thionville, each with its source.

The café terraces of Place Anne-Grommerch, in Thionville
2 542 €/m²Median price of an older apartmentNotaires de France, October 2025 to September 2026
Thionville town hall
17,7 €/m²Advertised rent for a 1 or 2-room flat, including charges2025 rent map
The belfry of Thionville, in the town centre
52,9 %of main residences occupied by tenantsINSEE, 2023 census
The Pont des Alliés over the Moselle, in Thionville
1 311young people aged 18 to 24 in educationINSEE, 2023 census
The Saint-François bastion, on the banks of the Moselle, in Thionville
171older apartments sold in one yearNotaires de France, October 2025 to September 2026
The Moselle in the centre of Thionville
19 647jobs in the townINSEE, 2023 census

Thionville has 42,658 inhabitants according to the 2023 INSEE census. 52.9% of main residences are occupied by tenants and 47.9% of households consist of one person.

The rent map of the Ministry of Housing and ANIL gives an advertised rent of about €17.7 per m² including charges for a 1- or 2-room apartment in Thionville, compared with €13.3 for 3 rooms or more.

In Alsace-Moselle, sales do not appear in the public DVF database: prices come from the notaries. Between October 2025 and September 2026, older apartments in Thionville sold for a median price of €2,542 per m² (171 sales), and half of the sales were between €2,093 and €3,106 per m².

Vacancy reaches 8.9% of homes according to INSEE. This overall rate includes run-down older homes or homes under renovation: a renovated, well-located property at the right rent generally lets faster.

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IndicatorValueSource
Median price per m² of older apartments sold€2,542/m² (171 sales)Notaires de France, property prices, October 2025 to September 2026
Half of older apartment salesbetween €2,093 and €3,106/m²Notaires de France, property prices, October 2025 to September 2026
Median price per m² of older houses sold€2,826/m² (68 sales)Notaires de France, property prices, October 2025 to September 2026
Population42,658 inhabitantsINSEE, census, 2023
Average annual population change+0.8% a year (2017 to 2023)INSEE, census, 2023
Young people aged 18 to 24 in education1,311, i.e. 42.2% of 18-24 year oldsINSEE, census, 2023
Pupils, students and trainees among 15-64 year olds8,1 %INSEE, census, 2023
Main residences occupied by tenants52,9 %INSEE, census, 2023
Single-person households47.9% of householdsINSEE, census, 2023
One-room main residences4,9 %INSEE, census, 2023
Vacant homes8.9% of the housing stockINSEE, census, 2023
Advertised rent, apartment of 1 or 2 rooms€17.7/m² including charges2025 rent map (Ministry of Housing, ANIL), 3rd quarter of 2025
Advertised rent, apartment of 3 rooms or more€13.3/m² including charges2025 rent map (Ministry of Housing, ANIL), 3rd quarter of 2025
Thionville residents who work in Luxembourg9,726, i.e. 49.1% of employed residents, including 5,692 in Luxembourg CityINSEE, commuting flows 2023 (calculation)
Jobs in Thionville held by workers who live elsewhere71,5 %INSEE, commuting flows 2023 (calculation)
Direct trains to Luxembourg per weekday61, from 5:19 am to 11:26 pmSNCF, official timetable, Tuesday 17 November 2026
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Neighbourhoods

Which neighbourhoods are good for investing in Thionville?

In Moselle, no public source gives prices by neighbourhood: here are the two areas to look at, described with INSEE figures, to compare with the town’s median price of €2,542 per m² for an older apartment according to the notaries.

Rue Brûlée, a pedestrian street in the centre of Thionville

The town centre, 500 metres from the station

Young professionalsCross-border workersStation within walking distance

Around Place Anne-Grommerch, the belfry and Rue Brûlée, the town centre is five hundred metres from the station. According to INSEE, 74% of households there are tenants, 39% of main residences have one or two rooms and 35% of residents are aged 25 to 39; almost one household in four moved in less than two years ago. With 16% of homes empty, one of the highest rates in the town, go for a renovated property: a furnished two-room apartment for a cross-border worker who takes the train to Luxembourg.

74 %of tenant households, INSEE
35 %of residents aged 25 to 39, INSEE
Houses on Place Marie-Louise, in the Notre-Dame neighbourhood, in Thionville

Notre-Dame, Saint-Pierre and Libération, west of the centre

Working professionals and familiesHouse sharePost-war buildings

West and north-west of the centre, less than 1.5 km from the station, Notre-Dame, Saint-Pierre and Libération have 57 to 67% of tenant households according to INSEE. In Saint-Pierre and Libération, one main residence in ten at most dates from before 1946, compared with 38% in Notre-Dame: the more recent buildings keep works down. The large apartments lend themselves to a house share for young workers or an unfurnished let to a family.

67 %of households are tenants in Saint-Pierre, INSEE
32 %of homes have one or two rooms in Saint-Pierre, INSEE

No prices by neighbourhood are published in Thionville: sales in Moselle do not appear in DVF, and the notaries publish a price for the town as a whole. Further from the centre, Guentrange, Veymerange and Volkrange are owner-occupied neighbourhoods (17 to 28% of tenants). Shares of tenants, small homes and apartments: INSEE, 2023 census by Iris. Distances calculated from the station using IGN Iris boundaries.

Your future tenants

Who rents in Thionville?

Students, young workers, single people: here is who rents in Thionville, according to INSEE and the Ministry of Higher Education.

Two flatmates cooking together

Young people

Young people10,4 %of residents are aged 15 to 24

According to INSEE, 1,311 young people aged 18 to 24 are in education in Thionville. For an investor, demand comes from workers and families rather than students.

A young professional working on his laptop at home

Working professionals

Working professionals19 647jobs in Thionville

According to INSEE, 9,726 workers who live in Thionville are employed in Luxembourg, i.e. 49.1% of the town’s employed residents, and 71.5% of jobs in Thionville are held by workers who live elsewhere: demand for homes with good links to the station is strong.

A traveller walking through a terminal with her suitcase

People living alone

People living alone47,9 %of households consist of one person

According to INSEE, 4.9% of main residences in Thionville have only one room. A furnished studio or two-room apartment meets this demand for individual homes.

A smiling couple at their laptop in the kitchen

Tenants who stay

Tenants who stay8.7 yearsaverage time a tenant stays in their home in Thionville

According to INSEE, 13.2% of households in Thionville moved in less than two years ago: expect regular re-lettings and choose a property that is easy to re-let.

Sources: Ministry of Higher Education, 2025-2026 enrolment atlas; INSEE, 2023 census and 2023 commuting data. Unemployment stands at 6.7% in the Thionville employment area in the 2nd quarter of 2026, compared with 8.3% in France (INSEE).

Which type of letting?

Unfurnished, furnished or house share: which to choose in Thionville?

In Thionville, outside a high-demand area, the rent is free at each new lease: the type of letting depends on the property and the tenant you are targeting.

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OptionIn ThionvilleOur view
Unfurnished rentalOutside a high-demand area, the rent is set freely and the tenant’s notice period is three months. It suits the houses and large homes of Guentrange or Veymerange, let to families.For a large home
Furnished47.9% of households live alone and almost one worker in two is employed in Luxembourg: a furnished studio or two-room apartment near the station meets this demand, at an advertised rent of €17.7 per m² for 1 or 2 rooms.To prioritise
House shareThe large apartments in the centre and west of the town lend themselves to a house share for young cross-border workers, as long as they stay close to the station.Near the station
Mobility leaseFrom 1 to 10 months, furnished, for a tenant in higher education, on an internship, in an apprenticeship, in vocational training, in civic service, on a job transfer or on a temporary assignment.For a few months
Short-term rentalNo change-of-use regulation was found in Thionville: a declaration at the town hall is enough. Managing a furnished tourist rental from a distance remains demanding: keep a fallback plan in standard letting.Possible, worth testing
Before buying

The local rules to check in Thionville

In Thionville, rents are free and the conurbation’s rental permit does not cover the town. Check the rules below before costing your project.

Free rents

Thionville is not in a high-demand area, neither today nor in the decree that will apply from 1 January 2027, and rents are not capped there. The rent is free at each new lease, and the tenant’s notice period is three months for an unfurnished let, one month for a furnished one.

Rental permit

Thionville is not covered at present: according to the Thionville Fensch Agglomération online service, prior rental authorisation applies to areas of Algrange, Florange, Hayange, Knutange, Nilvange, Serémange-Erzange and Uckange. If you buy in a neighbouring municipality, check the address.

Short-term rental

No change-of-use regulation was found in Thionville. A furnished tourist rental must be declared at the town hall, pending the national online service announced for the end of 2026, and a main residence can only be let for 120 days a year.

Empty homes

From 2027, a municipality outside a high-demand area may tax homes left empty for at least two years, at a rate it sets up to 50%. With 8.9% of homes empty in Thionville according to INSEE, check with the town hall before buying a property to renovate.

Risks

Thionville is covered by a flood risk prevention plan for the Moselle, currently under review, and Géorisques also records nuclear risk and mining subsidence there. Read the risk statement for each property before signing.

Energy performance certificate

Since 1 January 2025, a home rated G can no longer be let under a new lease, F-rated homes will follow in 2028 and E-rated homes in 2034. According to INSEE, 27% of main residences in the town centre and 44% of those in Charlemagne date from before 1946: have the energy rating done before making an offer.

Depending on your country of residence

What changes depending on your country

Your rents are taxed in France, whatever your country of residence. What changes is how they are treated at home and the rate of social contributions.

Belgium
7,5 %social contributions if you are covered in Belgium

For a property held directly and let unfurnished, Belgium exempts these rents but uses them to set your tax rate. Social contributions: 7.5% if you are affiliated to Belgian social security and not dependent on any compulsory French scheme.

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United Kingdom
7,5 %solidarity levy, allowed as a tax credit in the United Kingdom

The United Kingdom also taxes your rents, with a credit for French income tax. The British tax authority (HMRC) includes in this credit the 7.5% solidarity levy, which is due if you are affiliated in the United Kingdom. Only the CSG and CRDS are excluded from it by the tax treaty.

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Switzerland
7,5 %social contributions if you are covered by the LAMal

Switzerland exempts your French rents, but takes them into account for your tax rate. The 7.5% rate requires you to be covered by Swiss compulsory health insurance (LAMal) and not to be dependent on any compulsory French scheme.

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17,2 %social contributions for unfurnished letting, 18.6% for furnished letting

The reduced rate depends on your affiliation, not your country: without affiliation in the European Union, the EEA, Switzerland or the United Kingdom, or if you are dependent on a compulsory French scheme, you pay the full rate.

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Rules taken from our country pages and our tax page, for 2025 income. Your exact situation depends on your affiliation and on your country’s tax treaty.

Tax and resale

What you will pay in tax

Your rents and your capital gain are taxed in France, even if you live abroad.

On resale, the tax on the capital gain is withheld by the notary, with allowances for length of ownership from the 6th year: exemption from tax after 22 years, and from social contributions after 30 years.

Depending on your situation, our strategies and the way your purchase is structured can reduce, or even neutralise, the tax: we look at them with you from the very first call.

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20 %minimum rate of tax on your rents, 30% above €29,579 (2025 income)
19 %tax on the capital gain on resale, plus social contributions
37,26 %municipal property tax rate in Thionville in 2026
7 to 8 %notary fees for older properties, including 6.32% transfer duties

Property tax and household waste tax apply to half the cadastral rental value of the home: ask the seller for their latest notice to know the amount. Sources: collectivites-locales.gouv.fr, impots.gouv.fr, notaires.fr.

The calculation

Is it profitable to invest in Thionville when you live abroad?

Here is a simple example, for illustration purposes: a 40 m² two-room flat, at the median sale price and the average advertised rent.

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  • Purchase price of a 40 m² two-room flat€2,542 per m², notaries’ median price from October 2025 to September 2026101 680 €
  • Advertised rent, including charges€17.7 per m², 2025 rent map, 1 or 2 rooms€708 / month
  • Rents over one year8 496 €
  • Gross yield, before purchase costs, charges and taxes≈ 8,4 %
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And after tax?

Furnished letting, micro-BIC regimeAffiliated in the EU, the EEA, Switzerland or the United KingdomOther cases (full rate)
Rents over one year8 496 €8 496 €
Taxable income after the 50% allowance4 248 €4 248 €
Income tax at the 20% minimum rate− 850 €− 850 €
Social contributions− 319 € (7,5 %)− 790 € (18,6 %)
Left after tax7 327 €6 856 €
Yield after tax≈ 7,2 %≈ 6,7 %

Assumptions: furnished letting under the micro-BIC regime, 50% allowance, 20% minimum rate for non-residents (2025 income), rents received counted in full. The 7.5% rate also requires you not to be dependent on any compulsory French scheme: a retired person who receives only a French pension pays the full rate. Charges, property tax, notary fees and loan interest are not deducted: under the actual regime (régime réel), the tax can be significantly lower.

An advertised rentThe rent from the map is an advertised rent including charges, so it is higher than the rent excluding charges that you will receive.

The rent at your addressThe advertised rent is an average for the town: depending on the neighbourhood, the condition of the property and its size, the rent you obtain may be higher or lower.

Costs and chargesNotary fees, renovation works, property tax, insurance and management then reduce the net yield.

This calculation helps compare cities or properties; it does not guarantee any result.

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Getting to Thionville

Getting to Thionville from abroad

Thionville is 21 minutes from Luxembourg and 18 minutes from Metz by direct train, according to the SNCF timetable, with more than 55 trains per weekday in each direction. Direct TGVs link it to Paris in 1 h 46. For flights, Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle airport can be reached via Metz and the Lorraine TGV station.

Luxembourg station and the tram stop, Place de la Gare
21 min

Luxembourg

61 direct trains per weekday, including 8 TGVs, from 5:19 am to 11:26 pm; 26 minutes on average.

Metz station and Place du Général-de-Gaulle
18 min

Metz

59 direct trains per weekday, including 52 TER trains.

The Thionville station building, seen from the platforms
1 h 46

Paris

5 direct TGVs per weekday to Paris-Est.

The historic façade of Nancy station
1 h 04

Nancy

12 direct TER trains per weekday.

The hall of Strasbourg station under its glass canopy
1 h 15

Strasbourg

2 direct TGVs per weekday, in the morning.

The entrance to the Lorraine TGV station
2 h 06

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport

18 minutes by train to Metz, 30 minutes by TER coach to the Lorraine TGV station, then 1 h 18 by direct TGV, excluding connections.

Times taken on 11 November 2026 from the official SNCF timetable (Tuesday 17 November); they vary from day to day. There is no direct train from Thionville to Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle airport or to Brussels.

Your questions

Investing in Thionville: your questions

Are rents capped in Thionville?

No. Thionville is not on the list of municipalities where rent levels are capped, published by Service Public. The town is also classed as “not high-demand” in the zoning resulting from the decree of 22 December 2025. You set the initial rent freely. Advertised rents are high there for small units, but a rent above the market will lengthen the search for a tenant.

Is a rental permit needed in Thionville?

Not at present, according to the online procedure of Thionville Fensch Agglomération. The prior authorisation covers areas of seven municipalities: Algrange, Florange, Hayange, Knutange, Nilvange, Serémange-Erzange and Uckange. The ADIL of the Moselle also mentions Hettange-Grande. As these schemes change, ask the town hall or the ADIL for confirmation before signing, especially if you are buying in a neighbouring municipality.

What type of property to let to cross-border workers?

Small units are the best valued: the rent map gives €17.72 per m² for a T1 or T2, against €13.26 for a T3 or larger. A furnished studio or T2 near the station suits young professionals. House sharing in a large apartment is also possible. Families are looking more for a T3 or a house, let unfurnished on a long lease.

Is short-term letting attractive in Thionville?

It remains uncertain. No local change-of-use regulation was found, so the national rules apply: declaration at the town hall, tourist tax and a maximum of 90 consecutive days for the same guest. The tourist clientele is limited and we did not find reliable occupancy data. For a remote investor, year-round letting remains more predictable.

How is my rental income taxed if I live in Luxembourg or elsewhere?

Rental income from a property located in France is taxable in France. Without an option, the minimum rate is 20% up to €29,579 of income received in 2025, then 30%, unless the average rate is more favourable to you. Social charges are added, at 17.2% for unfurnished lets or 18.6% for furnished ones, or only 7.5% if you are covered by a scheme in the EU, the EEA, Switzerland or the United Kingdom.

Why do Thionville’s prices come from the notaries?

In Alsace-Moselle, sales do not appear in the public DVF database. The notaries publish their prices: in Thionville, older apartments sold for a median price of €2,542 per m² between October 2025 and September 2026 (171 sales), and half of the sales were between €2,093 and €3,106 per m².

How many Thionville residents work in Luxembourg?

According to INSEE (2023 commuting data), 9,726 workers who live in Thionville are employed in Luxembourg, i.e. 49.1% of the town’s employed residents, including 5,692 in Luxembourg City. The direct train takes 21 minutes, with 61 trains per weekday.

What is the property tax (taxe foncière) in Thionville?

In 2026, the municipal property tax rate is 37.26%. These rates apply to half the cadastral rental value of the home: ask the seller for their latest property tax notice to know the amount.

How much does a property in Thionville earn after tax when you live abroad?

For a 40 m² furnished two-room apartment bought for €101,680 and let for €708 a month, about 7.2% of the price remains after tax if you are covered by a scheme in the European Union, the EEA, Switzerland or the United Kingdom without depending on a mandatory French scheme, and 6.7% otherwise, under the micro-BIC regime and at the minimum rate of 20%. Charges, property tax and purchase costs are not deducted.

What happens if I sell my property while living abroad?

The capital gain is taxed in France at 19%, plus social contributions, and the notary withholds this tax at the time of sale, with an exemption from tax after 22 years and from social contributions after 30 years of ownership.

Data sources and dates
  • INSEE, full municipal profile of Thionville (2023 census)
  • 2025 rent map, advertised rent indicators by municipality (data.gouv.fr)
  • Notaires de France, property prices (immobilier.notaires.fr), older apartments and houses in Thionville, October 2025 to September 2026
  • Ministry of Higher Education, 2025-2026 regional student enrolment atlas
  • Collectivités locales, 2026 local direct tax rates
  • Notaires de France, acquisition costs
  • INSEE, 2023 census, IRIS-level data (housing)
  • INSEE, 2023 census, IRIS-level data (population)
  • IGN, IRIS boundaries (Géoplateforme)
  • INSEE, commuting flows in 2023
  • INSEE, unemployment rate by employment area (2nd quarter of 2026)
  • Ministry of Housing, municipalities by high-demand area zoning
  • Decree no. 2026-831 of 25 August 2026 on high-demand areas
  • Service Public, rent control
  • Service Public, the tenant’s notice period
  • Thionville Fensch Agglomération, prior rental authorisation (online service)
  • Service Public, the tax on vacant homes from 2027
  • Service Public, letting a furnished tourist rental
  • Service Public, G-rated homes banned from letting
  • Géorisques, risk prevention plans for Thionville
  • SNCF, official timetables as open data (November 2026)
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