Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

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DeepRed

2022-09-06 07:09:34
  • #1
May I suggest that the political discussion round creates its own thread? I would like to discuss the mentioned topic of construction costs more here. Masks, Corona, Putin, etc. are so irrelevant to me at the moment when I see how my reserve is dwindling in the renovation project.
 

SumsumBiene

2022-09-06 07:12:28
  • #2
I thought the same yesterday. Why don't they just keep delivering their insanely expensive gas if the sanctions don't matter? Someone here had already mentioned that the entire poor population (and that is a lot of Russians) doesn't really notice much because they already had nothing to give up. I see slight possibilities of rapprochement coming towards us, but I think it will still take time.
 

SumsumBiene

2022-09-06 07:14:12
  • #3
For the sake of clarity, I would rather start a new cost thread. This one hasn’t been one for a long time.
 

SaniererNRW123

2022-09-06 07:35:21
  • #4

Just a report from the press – I just didn't feel like digging deeper right now. But apparently the articles have been too well hidden here for months for you to find them – or you don’t read Focus, Spiegel, Bild, n-tv, Süddeutsche, RND etc.

Today's press:


From May:

P.S. The car from the Stone Age costs about €11,500 converted – with an average income in Russia of under €1,000 and a minimum wage of €160 (figures are gross). Even with state support, the average simple Russian in the countryside can hardly afford it anymore – and you call that a luxury car?
From August:

 

MayrCh

2022-09-06 07:42:43
  • #5
I can step in here. The registration numbers for May (-85%) come from the Russian Economic Association AEB. The primary source can be found on a .ru website in the local language.
 

Snowy36

2022-09-06 08:08:02
  • #6

We simply have no basis for discussion here. I also read foreign newspapers and they report that things are going pretty well for Russia because they are making billions from their deals.
Of course, our newspapers say the sanctions are great, otherwise we’d all look stupid here.


I was not talking about cars but about food.
 
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