Are the construction costs listed correctly?

  • Erstellt am 2017-05-28 08:58:13

DNL

2017-05-29 19:03:19
  • #1
Why do you even want to work with architects? All the [Generalübernehmer] do all of that anyway. Sometimes even just the planning at first.
 

DonSchilli

2017-05-29 22:06:14
  • #2
Hello

Just a quick info... I'm from the industry...

Question: Do you like throwing your money out the window?^^

Go to a general contractor and have everything done there....
Has several advantages:

Planning security, no unnecessary costs for external parties,
In your example at least 50K savings^^

Many developers also have several expansion stages and extras, so you don't have to drive yourself crazy....
A good financing expert would immediately advise you to do it differently.....
otherwise, you're just running around to the bank because they want some proof.

For the QM, I would make 2 full floors without knee walls and narrower instead, if the eaves height and ridge height allow it.....
Advantage... cost savings, as the basement then becomes smaller and cheaper..

The incidental costs important for the bank are:

1. Grundstückskosten
1.1 Grundstück
1.2 Erwerbskosten

a) Land registry and notary fees (0.8% - 2.0%)
b) Real estate transfer tax (5% depending on the federal state)
c) Broker commission (approx. 6%)
d) Surveying costs
e) Other costs (excavation)
1.3 Erschließungskosten / Baunebenkosten
1. Water connection
2. Gas connection
3. Electricity connection
4. Drainage
5. Connection of the lines through the street
6. Administrative or authority costs
7. Other incidental costs (during construction)
 

Lumpi_LE

2017-05-29 22:14:14
  • #3
From the GU industry or what?
I can only recommend everyone to build with an architect, logically with one who is not doing it for the first time. That way you get more for your money...
 

DonSchilli

2017-05-29 22:25:40
  • #4
You don't need an architect for that... the architect can be just as variably good and affordable as the differences among your car mechanics...

The TÜV and DEKRA cost between 2000-6000€ as construction inspectors/accompanying persons and can be booked as an extra with some construction companies or are already included...
that is significantly better and cheaper... they also evaluate according to DIN and not according to their own ideas...
 

Marvinius

2017-05-29 22:36:24
  • #5
We had terrible experiences with a landscape architect and are glad that we built the house with a GU. Even there, not everything went perfectly, e.g. estimation of the civil engineering costs...
 

Marvinius

2017-05-29 22:38:11
  • #6
I also think that an upper floor with a ceiling height of 2.30m does not exactly speak in favor of the planner. At least one should consider an alternative idea...
 

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