Additional costs in new construction

Hello,

a very naive question, just directly:

Is it correct that there are fewer additional costs like broker fees, notary, and property transfer tax when building a new property? With a new building, you only pay all that on the land, and with an existing property on the entire object value, meaning house and land, right?

That is not correct. Depending on whether you buy a house including land (regardless of whether it is a new building with developer restrictions or an old building), you always pay notary / land registry / real estate transfer tax and possibly a broker on this purchase price.

However, for new buildings, additional construction incidental costs are added, which should be roughly estimated at around €40,000. There is still room for more upwards.

But this topic has already been discussed here several times, you don't have to read much to find this information yourself.
I notice that you have already started several threads and do not seem to read existing threads.
Treat yourself to a week of intensive reading before your next independent thread.

That means if I buy a plot of land for 100k and have a house built on it myself through a developer for 300k, I pay everything on the 400k, for example the real estate transfer tax?

_Selber mittels Bauträger_... That does not exist!

If you have already contractually agreed when purchasing the property that you must build with this developer, then yes.

And now please, read the existing threads.

You don't have to tell me what to do... this is a forum for asking questions. You don't have to respond - that would keep the thread cleaner.

Thank you!