Buying guide for property - neighborhood of daycare

Also, what @Fuchsbau35 writes also gives reason to think.
@Yaso2.0
Haven't you just renovated or built?

What wrote gave us a lot to consider.
In some other posts, similar things were reported, although not quite as extreme. In any case, the trend is similar, so we are not pursuing this property any further.

Yes, built. We have now been in the new house for about a year, but I also quickly let go of the idea that you only build once in a lifetime.

We are not actively looking, but if a suitable opportunity for a larger plot arises, we would dare to do it again. It has to fit uncompromisingly.

Otherwise, I agree that the neighborhood of a senior residence does not necessarily promise quiet even at night. In our old place of residence, as soon as the senior residence opened, there were regularly ambulances, police patrols, and helicopters flying around, the latter searching for missing residents.

It's not funny, I know, but a helicopter flying over your house because it is searching for a missing resident... You usually only know that from some movies where they search for fugitive prisoners or bank robbers or such.

My reason for hesitation here would be the question of why single-family house suitable plots are put up for general sale instead of being sold specifically to those people interested in a more architecturally home-near form of "assisted living light." That would actually be more obvious, also from a return perspective.

What I only know is that the BRW for the adjacent plots is 175€, the seller asks about 225€, and 3 out of 6 plots have already been sold...

That's why I appreciate the exchange of experience here. Who knows if the buyers are aware of what might await them...

I really appreciate the exchange of experiences here, who knows if the buyers are aware of what might be waiting for them..

Maybe they don’t come from such a comfortable position as you, but live in a too small rental apartment.

I have to say, though, that I don't find helicopters that annoying. We often have helicopters flying low here because the accident hospital isn't far away. Recently, there have also been some search operations for criminals and possibly from the environmental office due to unauthorized garden waste burning. I only notice them when I'm out walking; otherwise, my wife has to point them out to me. I don't consciously notice them inside. And that's despite unfilled Porotons. But I always hear sirens (not that often here) or the neighbor's kids and dogs immediately. I'm still relaxed about that. A bigger surprise for me was that we sometimes still hear airplanes, even though they are already (still) quite high over us, as well as the subway, which is 1.5 km away, and even the announcements from the platform (if the wind is right and I'm outside only). If you're sensitive to that, it can all become a great burden, though neighbors can be the worst (see ).

Maybe they don’t come from such a comfortable position as you do, but live in too small a rental apartment.

Anyone who can move from a too small rental apartment to building a house must be in at least as comfortable a position as I am, if not even better. With the current construction and interest costs, I definitely couldn’t do that!

For us, the whole thing would only be an option in the end if we could take our existing loan with us as a pledge swap.

Anyone who can move from too small a rental apartment to building a house should be at least in such a comfort position as I am, if not even better. With the current construction and interest costs, I certainly could not!

For us, the whole thing would only be considered finally if we could take our previous loan with us as a pledge swap.

I didn't mean financially, but in terms of living space. You live in a house, have space. There must be enough people who (for whatever reasons) live in rental housing but could build a small house.

Maybe they don't come from such a comfortable position as you do, but live in too small a rental apartment.

I wouldn't exactly call 100 sqm with a large balcony small ;) Yes, I am currently still renting in a big city, but we are building in a small village in the commuter belt. My problem is that I can't switch bedrooms because the other rooms are occupied by my children. I am a big city person, raised in the Ruhr area, and have always been resistant to noise. But by now, I long for significantly more peace. To be fair, I have to add that there are other considerable sources of noise around the house as well. I don't want to blame it all on the nursing home. Mainly, it's the emotional strain caused by the screams, etc. For me, such a location would never be an option again.