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Practical guides and insights on building management across Europe.

·7 min

Changement de syndic : le maillon faible de la copropriété

La passation entre deux syndics est l'angle mort de la copropriété : des mois de limbes, des archives perdues et des impayés qui deviennent irrécouvrables. Pourquoi — et comment y remédier.

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·6 min

The Digital Gap in Co-Ownership: Why 84% of Residents Can't See Inside Their Building

A survey of 43 residents shows that the vast majority have no useful digital window into their building's life. What that changes — and why a good syndic stands to gain from closing the gap.

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·12 min

Self-managed co-ownership in Luxembourg: legal framework and 8 steps to go without a professional manager

Your co-ownership can do without a professional building manager in Luxembourg. Legal answer + 8-step checklist to switch to self-management without legal exposure.

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·12 min

Contesting a building manager's invoice in Luxembourg co-ownership: what the law says, what you can refuse

How to contest a building manager's invoice in Luxembourg co-ownership: what the law allows, what it prohibits, and the 5-step procedure.

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·10 min

Are your co-ownership charges too high?

Luxembourg publishes no official benchmark on co-ownership charges. This article gives you the tools to answer the question yourself — and act.

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·8 min

How much can buildings actually save on charges? Evidence from 51,000 French copropriétés

Foncia's 2026 observatory, ARC's benchmarking data, and real contract renegotiation cases show that active expense oversight delivers 5–30% savings. Here's the evidence.

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·12 min

Managing a building together: how France, Germany, and Luxembourg regulate co-ownership

A practical guide for property owners, residents, and syndics across three neighbouring legal systems — comparing how France, Germany, and Luxembourg handle voting, management, and building modernisation.

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