With us, existing houses - 20 years and older - are like lead in the net. At the same time, new rental properties (semi-detached house and granny flat) are selling like hotcakes at high prices.
Existing houses - 20 years old and older - are as heavy as lead on the market here. At the same time, new rental properties (semi-detached house and granny flat) are selling like hotcakes at high prices.
With gas at 20 cents/kWh, it’s no wonder that no one wants houses with a consumption of 25,000 kWh and above anymore. Especially since there are probably old gas boilers inside that you are no longer allowed to simply replace and that currently can’t be obtained with a delivery time under 9 months.
At 20 cents/kWh gas, it's no wonder that nobody wants houses with a consumption of 25,000 kWh and up anymore.
Especially since there are probably old gas boilers inside that you are no longer allowed to simply replace now and currently can't get in less than 9 months delivery time anyway.
With the current selling prices, you are right. I think everything has a buyer, but for a fraction of what you would like.
A question for the group:
Can those who completed everything before the interest rate hike and are now in construction be the big winners or rather the losers?