Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

And how do you want to heat? If gas gets even more expensive this winter and the additional payments arrive at the beginning of the year, then you'll get the heat pump at the earliest in 2024.. The price will behave like with photovoltaic systems..

You can heat with a fireplace if nothing else works. Heating with hot water is already more difficult. Our plumber ordered the Bosch brine-water heat pump in February 2022. According to Bosch, it should arrive at the end of the month. I'm curious...

Still have 2 Vaillant heat pumps immediately available. Can be picked up.

Vaillant air/water heat pump Arotherm VWL 75/5 AS S2

If interested, feel free to contact!

In the half-year comparison, the real estate market has been very heterogeneous - according to ImmoScout:

In many cities and districts, real estate prices fell by double digits in the first half of the year.

So much for the topic "real estate prices cannot fall." And these are, mind you, the asking prices. I would assume that a year ago many properties were sold above the listed price through bidding processes. Now I would rather put a question mark behind that.

I think one reason is also the extreme scarcity/increase in energy costs. Grandma’s own home from the 70s, which is in dire need of renovation, just isn’t such a hit anymore.

You can heat with a fireplace and do [WW] with an electronic 27kw instantaneous water heater. They cost under 1000€.

I’m definitely not going to get a fireplace now. It would be a bit complicated anyway due to the lack of a chimney. And they are hardly available in many places anymore.