Real Estate in Saxony Lower

The federal state of Lower Saxony has a picturesque landscape, mostly untouched, despite the large industrial plants located here. The varied relief comprises mountains, forests and plains. Lower Saxony has a lot to offer: besides cultural, natural and traditional charms, the second largest Federal Republic has a thriving economy.
Lower Saxony is the second largest in Germany after Bavaria. In the north, it is washed by the North Sea. Important industrial sectors of Lower Saxony are the automotive industry (factories of the largest automobile concern in Europe, Volkswagen in Wolfsburg), shipbuilding, and fishing. The capital of the state is the city of Hanover: an international airport, a port on the river Leine and an important world-class exhibition city: annual industrial fairs, the largest of which are the Hannover Messe and the CeBIT computer technology exhibition. Lower Saxony, as the organizer of the world exhibition EXPO 2000, left many people with excellent memories.
The cost of real estate in Lower Saxony in June 2016: the average cost per square meter of housing in the center of Hannover is €2200 (€2000...2600), on the outskirts - €1700/sq.m. The rental rate of a 1-room apartment in the city center will be €521 per month, on the outskirts - €400; 3-room apartment in the city center - €824 per month, on the outskirts - €743 per month.