Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

That is really an extreme consumption of wood.

If it's cheap, you don't have to save. Then the climate doesn't matter either.

Hey guys. The gas price is currently as cheap (under €1.60) as it has ever been this year. I still remember how in spring I drove to the construction site every day for €2.15 /L. That really added up. Now you can more calmly also make more "fun" rides or trips...

Hey guys. The gas price is currently as cheap (under €1.60) as it has never been this year. I still remember how in spring I drove to the construction site every day for €2.15/L. That added up. Now you can calmly do more "fun" drives or trips again...

Goal achieved... from 1 euro to 1.60 and everyone is happy about how cheap this increase is.

Maybe making the plans for energy-efficient renovation of old buildings mandatory isn't so bad after all...

And what if someone can't afford it? They then have to sell at a forced bargain price and have to find a small apartment within 6 months?

And if someone can’t pay? They then have to sell at a forced bargain price and have to find a small apartment within 6 months?

mimimi ... Normally, I would fully agree with you and immediately call for social justice. But the alternative—continuing as before and letting the next (last?) generation go under? No, I’d rather let some injustice pour down on the population with a one-size-fits-all approach. And you still set the selling price yourself, right? Or does the market do that? So it DOES NOT have to be a bargain. Alternatively, the state intervenes again with subsidies after mandated renovation, which I see here as rather likely in combination.

the state intervenes again with benefits after mandated restructuring

And the entrepreneurs do not know this and do not increase by this factor ^^