Others already wrote this 4 years ago before I started informing myself here. Before that happens, you will have gotten cold feet long ago and paid even higher prices than the current ones now. You can wait 6 months, then request offers and start 6-9 months later. This means you will take 12-15 months of price increases anyway.There are also some who suspect a market correction. Otherwise, it will soon lead to hardly anyone being able to afford a house.
I am already in talks with a disability insurance, I also already have an offer. It would be either now or in 2.5 years (when my partner finishes her training)Others have already written this 4 years ago before I started to inform myself here. Before that happens, you would have gotten cold feet long ago and paid even higher prices than the current ones. You can wait 6 months, then request offers and start 6-9 months later. This means you accept 12-15 months of price increases anyway.
Then now. 2.5 years is nonsense. That is at least 15% more than in 2.5 years.I am already in talks with a BU, and I already have an offer. It would be either now or in 2.5 years (when my partner finishes her training)
How do you come to this value? We never even reached that here before the price increase…As far as I understand, the 3800€/sqm refers to the price per sqm of an apartment plus 740€/sqm for building land on average nationwide. In the single-family house sector, that is still 1500€/sqm less.
How do you come up with this value? We didn't even achieve that here before the price increase...
Average construction costs in the southwest have risen to 3800€/m2.
Enter Baukosten 3800 in the search engine and read the article from Die Zeit.
However, this refers to multi-story residential buildings, including everything except the land. Here in northern Bavaria ((district ERH) a multi-family house in social housing was built last year, the land was provided free of charge by the municipality. For 3500 Euro/m2....Average construction costs in the southwest have risen to 3800€/m2.