Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Certainly, the state must be careful, as any subsidy for homeowners disadvantages others and is largely priced in by companies. Much more important would be raising the minimum wage and, above all, lowering taxes. Both for companies and private individuals. Financing through the large companies that pay little to no taxes here. Also drastically cutting funds to the EU, then more remains for the own country (see e.g. the Corona recovery fund, Germany pays over 80 billion in, but only receives just over 23 billion euros back. Total nonsense. With the money, Greece pays shopping vouchers for vaccinations and the Italians give their homeowners photovoltaic systems, debt union at its best. Was originally forbidden or still is).

For companies to be able to raise wages, the location Germany must become more attractive. So electricity costs down, offering space cheaper and if necessary also subsidies for establishing new jobs.

Tightening insulation regulations and mandatory photovoltaics is nonsense. It must also be economically viable. If photovoltaics are worthwhile for the builder, then no regulation is needed. Rather a good feed-in tariff or intelligent storage solutions possibly also for residential areas in total.

There are options beyond obligations and bans.

This (false) conclusion reveals a blatant lack of economic understanding. It's not about all low-skilled workers being able to build a little house. But even if - why not? The money is there, it is just (for this purpose) wrongly distributed. That not everyone can still get a little house has more to do with lack of space and environmental protection.

That a Red insults others as economically unversed is amusing in itself.

To add a bit of life to your thinking, I would give your little house to a school dropout. Then the wealth would be perfectly distributed, because it would not be on the side of high performers.

"All that the socialists understand about money is the fact that they want it from others."

Whereas the problem actually is more that eventually other people's money will run out and the motivation to generate new money will probably no longer be great.

Poverty for everyone, long live justice :D

Did you know that various companies have already started new construction projects for employees? In the past, the company car was top priority, today affordable housing is used to attract qualified employees.

Google is currently expanding its location in Munich. From 1000 to 2500 employees. No company apartments. Companies like to take advantage of the positive location factor but do nothing for the location itself.

Google is currently expanding its location in Munich. From 1000 to 2500 employees. No company housing. Companies gladly benefit from the positive location factor but do nothing for the location itself.

In this case, not even paying taxes...

If you calculated 2,300 euros per m2 in the single-family house sector here 3 years ago, you are now certainly at 2,800 to 3,000 per m2. (10% increase every year).

Hey, stop right there, I can definitely show you 4-5 of your comments from last month where you wrote something about 2500€/m2.
Where does this +500€ valuation come from now :cool:

If you keep “increasing” like this here, the bubble will really come :p