Building cheaply - this is how it can be done too!

Respect. Did you work for all of it, or is it okay to be a little jealous of luck?

Well, I of course earned the equity myself within 2 years. Didn't inherit, win, draw, or anything like that... Worked hard for it.

However, I openly admit that the house with the land in this location and at this price was an absolute stroke of luck. Just last week, a similar plot went for 300k plus broker fees. Without a house on it.

But you also have to be in the right place at the right time first. That's not so easy.

Luck of the diligent, I would say.

See, I told you, it only causes frustration when you post reality...

If it is reality, then you are right.

As for your opinion that "normal houses" only start at 1500/sqm, this is not true, even if you repeat it a hundred times.
Opinion remains opinion.
Fact is fact.
And the fact in this case is that not only "somewhere out there," but also several users here in the forum really build very nice houses for well under 1500/sqm.

But as I said... you are doing it right. You have to make a living somehow. I also stand behind my company.
You behave exemplary

Yes, what now? – those are quite a few contradictions: "Siedlungshausstil" is the opposite of "Architektenhaus", it is a witch's house copied for the whole settlement with chicken and rabbit hutches. It has a gable roof without a knee wall and "Split Level" is at most the toilet halfway up the stairs

A house called "Architektenhaus" is first and foremost a house designed by an architect, no more and no less. Certainly, catalog houses were more or less also created by architects, but no one would probably call them that. It is naturally not the opposite of a settlement house. Among others, Berschneider + Berschneider Architects (if you want to google something) make very special things out of settlement houses or new buildings in this style. Certainly not to everyone's taste – I like it. But you got me with the split-level – due to eager typing that was supposed to be a staggered floor.

U.A. Berschneider + Berschneider Architekten (If you want to google something) do very special things with settlement houses or new buildings in this style.

Well. "New building residential house L, Regensburg 2007" can be accepted as such – what I have seen from them otherwise is far from a settlement house.

But you got me with the split-level – due to eager typing, it should have been a staggered floor.

With a staggered floor, a typical settlement house would have been modernized almost beyond recognition.

If it is reality, then you are right.

As for your opinion that "normal houses" only start at 1500/sqm, that is not true, even if you repeat it a hundred times.
Opinion remains opinion.
Fact is fact.
And the fact in this case is that not only "somewhere out there," but also some users here in the forum really build very beautiful houses for well under 1500/sqm.

But as I said... you are doing it right. You have to live off something, after all. I also stand by my company.
You behave exemplary

Facts:


But in your twisted eyes certainly fake news...

Damn, then I'm not cheap at all, but expensive [emoji45]