Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

How do you come up with the idea that there will be no price increase next year?

Well, it's more of an assumption. We already had the "toilet paper effect" in this thread with the hoarding of raw materials and the associated higher material prices. On the stock market, the price for wood is also slowly going back down.

Why is apartment building actually so much more expensive than single-family house construction?

The price increase 20/21 amounted to almost 11%. 21/22 will also be 10% on average because of your [Klopapiereffekt], since this did not last 12 months but only 6 months. Then you will be back at the usual 5-7% in 22/23. Just my assumption

Just found an article about the wood price and why it is falling again right now. Enter Holz Bauboom into the search engine and the first hit is on finanzen dot net

Well, it is more of an assumption. We already had the "toilet paper effect" in this thread with the hoarding of raw materials and the associated higher material prices. On the stock market, the price for wood is also slowly going back down.

Our BU is laughing about that because the German wood sellers are not passing on the falling prices to the end customers but continue to demand the exorbitant ones.

There are also some who suspect a market correction. Otherwise, it will soon lead to hardly anyone being able to afford a house.

I already bought a plot of land last year. And now I'm considering how to proceed. With 300k for 140m2 1.5 stories, plus 100k for terrace, painting and flooring work, groundworks etc. You do think twice.