Coalition Agreement 2025, New Building Funding

  • Erstellt am 2025-06-11 22:11:20

nordanney

2025-06-25 14:35:03
  • #1

Funding is indeed the smallest lever to enable affordable construction. There are many and much better adjustment options.
 

HuppelHuppel

2025-06-25 15:15:32
  • #2


Our government is not even able to decide on the smallest reliefs (e.g., the reduction of the electricity tax decided in the coalition agreement) for the little man.

And you believe in affordable construction? The building turbo will crash on the building authorities, I am quite sure of that.
 

MachsSelbst

2025-06-25 16:32:30
  • #3
In multi-family house construction, it is probably mainly due to the numerous regulations regarding what an 11-unit building must have nowadays... parking spaces, bicycle spaces, preferably an elevator from the 2nd floor up, thermal insulation, heat pump, stair width, color of the janitor’s eyes, etc. Without an underground garage, a multi-family house can hardly be built nowadays...

And in single-family house construction, it is the massively increased demands that one could afford in times of low interest rates, but now cannot anymore. However, one does not want to do without these demands and is usually too proud or too refined to do it oneself if one cannot commission it or if part of it does not go fast enough, is not good enough, etc. Demands that I cannot explain, since none of those who cannot afford a move-in-ready home including garden come from a wealthy family and have been accustomed to luxury since childhood...

This will be my last post here, my place will probably go on the market during the year. In the end, the (not my own) demands regarding execution and duration of the project could no longer be reconciled with full-time work, entertaining the children, and the fact that one cannot work 7 days a week in the long term, working on the investment during the week, on the own outdoor facilities on the weekend...

I wish everyone here all the best and apologize for the occasional outburst that occurred. Cheers.
 

Tolentino

2025-06-25 17:40:59
  • #4
Even though we have argued here more often, I am honestly sorry. I wish you all the best!
 

nordanney

2025-06-25 17:44:27
  • #5
The Hamburg model works great. Seriously. Although it's for multi-family houses, it can also be applied to single-family houses. But it will probably collide with the wishes of home builders. Who wants setbacks... (better 110% and not build than 85% and have your own property).
 

1689owen

2025-08-12 09:23:59
  • #6
How should the current developments be interpreted for me as a private individual (plan: to build a semi-detached house)?

See for example what the "energie-fachberater" wrote on his website on 30.07. (keyword: "Förderung zunächst stabil").

Can I expect to receive meaningful funding even if I only apply for financing in the new year? Or should I urgently apply for kfw300?

Looking forward to well-reasoned speculations. ;-)
 
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