Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

  • Erstellt am 2021-04-23 10:46:58

Tolentino

2022-10-12 11:19:21
  • #1
Don't say anything against black toilet bowls. I have to defend them against my mother.
 

Myrna_Loy

2022-10-12 11:37:02
  • #2

However, we have also had extremely prosperous years. The modern architecture of the interwar years was not only an aesthetic choice because people no longer wanted to see stucco distributed on houses but out of necessity and shortage. Pseudo-individuality can quickly be sacrificed when given the choice between a house and no house. Then it doesn’t matter whether the dressing room has an east window.
 

Tassimat

2022-10-12 12:46:59
  • #3
Reducing bureaucracy is always to be welcomed, but more living space still does not arise. A construction company does not stand still while waiting for approvals. The craftsmen are continuously busy, regardless of whether serial construction is carried out or not.
 

Benutzer 1001

2022-10-12 13:20:26
  • #4
The modular construction method has been pushed very far by Schwörerhaus, but somehow you don’t hear anything about it anymore. Schwörerhaus, for example, produces the bathroom as a finished module in the factory, which is then lifted into position with a crane. There is even a hotel that was built this way. The facade is treated the same way; it is plastered in the factory and only the joints are sealed on site. But as long as the small local construction company is cheaper, this will never catch on.
 

Oetti

2022-10-12 13:37:14
  • #5
Five years ago, we had a modular house calculated by a large construction company in the region, including point foundations. Our thoughts were: the house is built in the developer’s hall and (simplified) only erected on site, and we could move in just a few days after assembly. Lower price, since only point foundations, short construction site, modular construction and already built 100 times, so machines already set up. During the consultation, we were told that a module costs about 25% more than a normal turnkey house. Already in 2017, we were quoted a price of 500k for 120 m2 without land and foundation.
 

mayglow

2022-10-12 13:43:23
  • #6
Interesting. That’s a concept I know from Japan. So, that the bathrooms/wet rooms are often a fixed unit that is installed as a whole. (I don’t know how common that still is today; my knowledge is a bit older.) When I last googled it (probably about 2 years ago when we started getting more into houses) their prices were already significantly below what is calculated here for a bathroom. (Even though, of course, that also has a large range.) But in Germany, I hadn’t really found anything like that except in the hotel sector, where it is common to have many identical bathrooms.
 

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