Actually divide the property but both have the same building rights

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You are building two single garages with alternating open parking spaces, and the construction partner doesn't get any ???; also, his path should only start at the border on his property ???

But the question of land division is still open.

Not only that.

- desired living space - number of floors - roof pitch - attic conversion - dormers, cross gables - bay window - conservatory - terrace - balcony - garden shed - budget

that makes sense

Not only sensible, but IMHO absolutely necessary is that everyone creates a list of their wishes and demands, categorized as "Must-Have," "Nice-To-Have," and "No-Go," and then they sit down together to find out whether there can be any solution at all and how much willingness to compromise exists. And then you have to find a planner who will implement the result in a way that is also approvable, which again requires a high degree of willingness to compromise. Without information, no help. And if your building partner comes with their ideas piecemeal as it appears here, it’s time to look for a new building partner.

You build two single garages with parking spaces alternately arranged, and the construction partner doesn't get any ???; also his path should only be on his property starting from the border ???

On my side of the property, a garage and a parking space are proposed for the neighbor ops:

Not only those.

- targeted living area - number of floors - roof pitch - attic development - dormers, cross gables - bay windows - conservatory - terrace - balcony - garden shed - budget

We discussed this and regarding the house we have a kind of agreement. The biggest challenge is to divide the property fairly, as a preliminary portion of the property must be part of the purchase contract. For me, the most important things are: 1. to be able to build at least 150 sqm 2. to build 1 garage and 1 parking space 3. to have as much south side as possible 4. the corner side was also to our liking, but I can make compromises here. 5. as few things as possible shared with the neighbor. The problem stems from the building envelope, which does not allow a straight-line division.

I’ll put it this way: If he doesn’t want to enjoy the sunny side of life... uh, of the garden (which is actually the reason why the idea of vertical separation in the plan is favored: so that everyone gets a south-facing terrace) then separate the other way around: [ATTACH alt="DH.png"]52215[/ATTACH]

I can certainly suggest this, but I am not sure if the construction partner will accept it.

I can certainly suggest this, but I'm not sure if the construction partner will accept it.

I don't know what you mean by that. You don't have to buy my proposal nor marry your construction partner. You both should sit down together and go through all options. Anyone who acts like a crybaby here or makes demands that are not feasible can then leave the room.

On my side of the property, a garage and a parking space for the neighbor are proposed

As a building encumbrance / right of way - how secured?