EY acquires Crystal Park, PwC's current headquarters
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The EY firm has taken over the lease of Crystal Park, the 30,000-square-meter building currently occupied by PwC in Cloche d'Or. (Photo: Nader Ghavami/Archives) The EY firm has decided to lease Crystal Park, the 30,000-square-meter building currently occupied by PwC in Cloche d'Or. Presented by JLL as the largest office real estate transaction recorded in Luxembourg since the beginning of the year, the operation prepares the arrival of a new Big Four following PwC's planned move in 2027. (This article was modified at 6:30 PM. JLL, which had initially announced the acquisition of Crystal Park, corrected its communication to the "lease" of Crystal Park. When contacted, EY had not gotten back to us at the time of this correction.) The real estate merry-go-round of Luxembourg's Big Four is taking on a new dimension. EY confirmed in the third quarter of 2026 the leasing of Crystal Park, according to the latest market study published by JLL. The 30,000-square-meter building, located at 2, rue Gerhard Mercator in Cloche d'Or, currently serves as the headquarters of PwC Luxembourg. JLL presents this lease as "the most important transaction of the year" on the Luxembourg office market. The amount of the operation is not disclosed in the study. Nor does it specify the schedule or the terms of EY's future installation. However, the operation involves an asset whose availability is...
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PwC is set to leave Crystal Park in 2027 to move into its new campus, also built in Cloche d'Or.
