Buying a terraced house from a developer - contract content?

I have never heard of dividing plots that small and creating a land registry entry for that.

Those are two different things: there is a parcel number for each plot of land, after division one for each part; each condominium has its own land register sheet, regardless of whether it is in the form of a flat in a multi-storey building or a terraced house. Real surveying here only means that the garden and parking spaces are directly assigned to the residential unit (as opposed to the green areas around the entire complex and the private access road). You can also purchase an underground parking space specifically (i.e. not "one" but "number 37" - a right to install a charging station there does not follow from this. So far, I do not read anything here that clearly points to a genuine "classic terraced house" instead of the concept coming into vogue in several places like "Deutsche Reihenhaus" & co with vertical condominiums.

Thank you very much for the clarification! Then the question "classic terraced house" or "vertical condominium" will also be added to the list.

According to the contract, the parking spaces are physically divided. I have never heard of dividing properties so small and creating a land register entry for them. I would check that carefully.

Yes, it does exist

I used to be listed with my townhouse in 4 land registers: once the actual property with the house, then I actually owned 15 sqm (parking space), plus twice ownership shares of two different areas of the entire site.

Regards, Yvonne

Then the question "classic terraced house" or "high-rise condominium" will also be added to the list.

What do you actually know about the offer or how / where did you discover it if you don't know that yet? - the offer must be described somewhere, right?

There are providers (currently with increasing popularity) like Deutsche Reihenhaus AG, who pursue this concept of the WEG in the form of terraced house complexes; the offers from the Traumhaus family sometimes seem similar.

You increasingly find them clustered where areas of industrial sectors, freight yards, or barracks are to be developed into residential areas.

We found the offer on immoscout, it is in Seelze Süd. We also posted in that area. When I'm not sure about something, I prefer to write it down. It doesn't help otherwise, I had read the contract as if the house property would be registered to us in the land register and the rest would not. We were sure about that. You have now said that you can't read that from the section. Before I write nonsense now, I'd rather clarify it and play it safe. That doesn't help at all. And I believe it's not sensible to post the entire co-ownership agreement here.

You just said yes, but you can’t read that from the section.

No, I said that I don’t read a clear indication of which concept the offer is about.

We found the offer on Immoscout, it’s in Seelze South. We also posted there in the area.

Ah yes. So probably the "Glücksburg" type from Hanseatische Immobilien Treuhand, probably sold exclusively through Rosenhof. That looks more like a "classic terraced house."

I had read the contract as if the house plot will be registered to us in the land register and the rest not.

In the land register, you are listed with both, and that is the case with both concepts. A condominium always has its own land register sheet. As a classic apartment, it is designated with the parcel number of the plot and the addition "Apartment 25, 4th floor middle left," as a terraced house it stands alone on the parcel and does not come with such additions. In your case, there will also be a second land register sheet with the two parking spaces. The classic terraced house also has its own land register sheet only with its parcel number, and additionally usually, like a condominium, an entry on the land register sheet of the garage court, "Garage No. 8 / front row right outside."