11ant
2020-07-17 13:21:46
- #1
Okay, a new attempt with the additional information, but first once again about the first picture: it is clearly visible that just from the parking deck to the front of the house there is about two and a half meters of height to overcome with the stairs. As for the terrain and the slope, my interpretation that the picture shows a path at 230 at the bottom is probably incorrect. But: then the picture probably does not show a row of houses at 231 alone, but the general contractor (I stick to the assumption that he originally wanted to act here as a builder) apparently wanted to plan 211 and 228 to 231 in total – that is, including the tasteful villa – and then probably only got 231. The picture can never ever show a row of houses parallel to the street only at 231!
So I stick to the assessment that this is an attempt to recycle leftovers of a failed project. Never dream that the first picture shows the width of 231 and that by omitting the middle row house something like what is pictured could practically be implemented. According to your total area specification, one would have to deal with a plot of about 24 x 57 meters. Get some information on how the plot is intended to be divided, and regarding the building regulations. I suspect §34 but with actual building boundaries and also height orientation to the neighbors. I consider driveway and parking deck similar to the first picture conceivable, and behind that the plot would then actually be divided and built with a semi-detached house (?)
Keep in mind with everything: what a professional gives to fellow professionals at a last colleague price for further development to amateur fortune seekers has a reason (which has no similarities with friendship, altruism, etc.). Just because he might be more interested in other projects, he could also hand it over to competitors, the bunch is well networked. Be extremely cautious about “your chance” with something that neither Mr. H. nor Mr. J. nor Pitter from Günni want. If a wolf withdraws and the others do not want the prey, then there is something fishy about it. And the fact that simply no third man can be found for skat to get such a small row house sold is certainly not the case given the current market situation!
They say greed eats brains in similar deals – in the real estate market a varied version applies: despair eats caution.
So I stick to the assessment that this is an attempt to recycle leftovers of a failed project. Never dream that the first picture shows the width of 231 and that by omitting the middle row house something like what is pictured could practically be implemented. According to your total area specification, one would have to deal with a plot of about 24 x 57 meters. Get some information on how the plot is intended to be divided, and regarding the building regulations. I suspect §34 but with actual building boundaries and also height orientation to the neighbors. I consider driveway and parking deck similar to the first picture conceivable, and behind that the plot would then actually be divided and built with a semi-detached house (?)
Keep in mind with everything: what a professional gives to fellow professionals at a last colleague price for further development to amateur fortune seekers has a reason (which has no similarities with friendship, altruism, etc.). Just because he might be more interested in other projects, he could also hand it over to competitors, the bunch is well networked. Be extremely cautious about “your chance” with something that neither Mr. H. nor Mr. J. nor Pitter from Günni want. If a wolf withdraws and the others do not want the prey, then there is something fishy about it. And the fact that simply no third man can be found for skat to get such a small row house sold is certainly not the case given the current market situation!
They say greed eats brains in similar deals – in the real estate market a varied version applies: despair eats caution.