Consequences of the coalition agreement for home builders?

Bidirectional charging is currently a total disaster.

I would also find your electricity tourism prediction off. The good thing is:
If we buy more electricity through spot market tariffs, we can charge the vehicle batteries when electricity is cheap and use the battery power when it becomes more expensive again. Besides the sometimes significant savings effect a household can achieve that way, there is simultaneously a smoothing load shift in the market. Win-win. Considering that the large batteries in cars are relatively cheap, the whole thing makes multiple sense.

When the bidirectional charging is done, I might possibly deviate from my rule proven over decades that a car should not cost more than 3 months' income and look around the market for new electric vehicles. Unfortunately, at the moment, I don’t really like any vehicle under 100k.

Then just increase your income accordingly :p

Then just increase your income accordingly :p

Or I continue as before and let someone else (usually a company) bear the depreciation of the first 3 years.

Objectively, that would also be extremely sensible, because there is much more climate protection to be gained in existing buildings than in new single-family houses. In case of doubt, fewer single-family houses will be built because it becomes more expensive; the climate will be happy, but the inclined private homeowner will not.

My husband and I are still hoping a little to find an existing house in need of renovation, perhaps even listed as a historic monument. Then we would swap.

My husband and I are still hoping a little to find a property to be renovated, perhaps even listed as a historic monument. Then we would swap.

I am confused, you want to swap your house which hasn’t even been dug up yet?