Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Since no one has contacted me yet, I suspect that many people are currently responding to the bait offer and he indeed assumes there is still a good selection.

maybe he has already sold the house for KW1 ;) and the houses are supposed to last until KW52 :rolleyes:

somehow reminds me of my conversation with Town & Country.
After that, I decided it was better to build in EL :'D

Really? With Town & Country I had different experiences. Price-wise, it was quite transparent from the first conversation and we ultimately ended up roughly where we had planned.

Well, Town & Country has two types of franchisees. Some are purely sales partners, others are also executing general contractors. And then it always depends on the respective regional representative. With Massa Haus, it is probably always a sales partner(?). In the end, you probably don’t sign a contract with them at all; they can tell you a lot, but at the same time they don’t want to give you anything binding without you signing. But you probably also have the right of withdrawal there. You just have to be careful to send the withdrawal to the correct address.

Really? I had different experiences with Town & Country. The price was quite transparent from the first conversation, and in the end, we landed at about what was planned.

No, that was already exaggerated. At the end of the second appointment, the contract for work was suddenly ready to be signed and was also 230k more expensive than the base house :D

No, that was already exaggerated.
At the end of the 2nd appointment, the contract for work was suddenly ready to be signed and was also 230k more expensive than the base house :D

Oh.
I don't remember at which appointment we signed back then, but the house was "only" about 60k more expensive than the base price, which was due to individually priced changes on our part (e.g. air-to-water heat pump instead of gas, shutters everywhere, different roof tiles etc. etc.)

It doesn't say anything about windows ;)
Only shutters

They will probably be included. In prefabricated houses, the normally sized windows are factory-integrated. What surprises me more are the interior walls. Here I would have expected only the load-bearing walls to be included and the rest to be done by the builder as drywall. In the 1.5-story houses, the walls in the upper floor are not load-bearing.