Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

I didn't let myself be offered anything. How is that supposed to work? The fleece is firmly glued.

I didn’t let myself be offered anything. How is that supposed to work? The fleece is firmly glued.

partially cut away the cracking with a large gap, sand, prime, possibly fill, and stick together edge to edge again maybe? But I am by no means a master painter.

Information from the construction company today: no more deliveries of Nibe heat pumps this year

Today I read the analysis from Deutsche Bank. Prices stagnate or fall for real estate only temporarily. As soon as the economy picks up again, it goes up. I myself am curious about how construction interest rates will develop. Currently, the downward trend has stopped.

Didn’t Deutsche Bank recently warn in a study about a sharp crash starting in 2024? But yes, it’s quite possible. I can hardly believe that in 2022 the topic of ‘affordable prefabricated buildings’ is picking up again. Look at this drought, some states feel like playing war again. The CPC China is a powder keg. I stick to it: main problem this year energy, next year food.

Yes, but because of the refugees from Ukraine, the author thinks that the turnaround is now postponed by 1-2 years to 2025. And since the study is older, he probably still relies on the yield decline of federal bonds. Taiwan was not yet a factor then. All in all, nothing really convincing to me, especially when bankers tell investors that they are misjudging the situation and that real estate is worthwhile for them after all. Floating skins..

That would only be achievable through an inheritance tax that takes 50-75% of the inheritance without any exemptions.

This would result in even more people in the area having to sell their parental homes because they cannot afford the inheritance tax. This, in turn, would lead to locals being increasingly displaced and even more super-rich having their second homes here.

This would lead to even more people in this area having to sell their childhood homes because they can't afford the inheritance tax. Which in turn would result in locals being increasingly displaced and even more super-rich having their second homes here.

Perhaps another tax should be levied on second homes.