Göttingen district is an administrative district in the southern part of the Lower Saxony region of Germany. This inland territory shares its borders with several neighbouring districts, including Northeim, Goslar district, and Werra-Meißner-Kreis.
Property in the Göttingen district is generally cheap compared to the German national average. The local housing stock is distributed across several small towns and municipalities, with the city of Göttingen itself holding the largest share of homes. Prices vary significantly between these locations. Bovenden is the most expensive place to buy a home in the district, followed by Hann. Münden and Staufenberg, which both sit well above the regional average. By contrast, Duderstadt is the cheapest of the main residential areas, with prices sitting far below those found in Göttingen or the resort towns of Bad Sachsa and Bad Lauterberg im Harz.
