The Arrondissement of Dinant is an administrative division of Belgium, located within the Namur province of the Wallonia region. Spanning an area of 1,592 square kilometres, this inland territory shares its borders with the Arrondissement of Neufchâteau and the Arrondissement of Marche-en-Famenne. The region sits at an average elevation of 108 metres above sea level.
Property buyers will find that the Arrondissement of Dinant is generally a cheap part of Belgium, with average sale prices sitting well below the national average. The housing stock is widely distributed among several small towns rather than concentrated in a single major city. Ciney and Dinant hold the largest shares of the local housing market, and Dinant stands out as the most expensive town in the region. Hamois also commands high prices, well above the regional average. By contrast, Hastière contains a significant portion of the local housing but is by far the cheapest option, with prices falling to less than half of what is typically paid across the rest of the arrondissement.
