Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Intense 34%. Here, some, like me, have already been in their house for 3-4 years. And then simply 34% on top. A house today would cost six figures more without added value, meaning higher quality, more luxury, larger.

how was the topic again in that thread?

You are shining here anyway through "non-participation", so please, let "us" continue to discuss here....;)

Intense 34%. Here, some, like me, have been in their house for 3-4 years already. And then simply 34% on top. A house would cost six figures more today without added value, meaning higher quality, more luxury, bigger

Why would, we are exactly at this point…see title

or is it about a 500 sqm villa on 10,000 sqm of land?

200 sqm, fully basemented, 1200 sqm plot with a large garden, greenhouse, etc.
She currently pays 600€ warm rent. The landlord is also an acquaintance, otherwise the rent would probably have been increased several times by now. 2 cars due to work.

200 sqm, fully basemented, 1200 sqm plot with lots of garden, greenhouse, etc.
She currently pays 600€ warm rent. The landlord is also an acquaintance, otherwise the rent would probably have been raised several times by now. 2 cars due to work.

And what are we supposed to do with this information now?
The hut has heating costs of over 500€ per month...?

A large part has 2 vehicles standing in the yard/on the street due to work...

We are too poor to inherit... :rolleyes:

Then just sell your parents' house. Tough luck! WoW! I can't listen to this discussion anymore. These are the real problems a person faces. "Oh my God, I have to sell my parents' house even though I already live in one that would be debt-free immediately after selling the parents' house, and oh my God, there would even be something left over for a brand new 100k car – I'm really doing badly, Mom surely wanted me to struggle with this, how do others manage with such problems? Well, whatever, I'll postpone it until tomorrow – first to the golf course."

Keep dreaming. No one can afford their own house on Sylt or at Lake Starnberg that they can then easily pay off once they inherit the parents' house (especially since siblings usually also have to be bought out). Even a couple of doctors without children has no chance of owning their own home in such areas unless starting capital from the family is available (there was once a Spiegel article about this). If the inheritance tax were 50-75 percent without allowances (as demanded in the post I quoted), the last local would have to move away too. I originally come from an area where exactly this has been happening for decades. Every other house belongs to a football pro or some other super-rich people who are only there a few weeks a year, and everything there is exactly tailored to this clientele. Really great, such parallel worlds …