Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Air-to-air heat pumps are not the worst choice for a KfW40(+). You need a ventilation automatic system anyway, and an air-to-air heat pump is cheap to purchase because you need the ventilation anyway.

The air-to-air heat pumps like proxxon are not really that great. But they also cost 10-12k less than an air-to-water heat pump with underfloor heating. There are air-to-water heat pumps as combined units with ventilation systems like Stiebel Eltron, which are top-notch again.

I think the floor plan expansion by 80m2 has settled in, KfW55 with LEWP, nothing was upgraded yet.

Oh, right. Yes, 80m² more, other general contractors handle that on the side, costs nothing.

Oh, right. Yeah, 80m² more, other general contractors do that on the side, costs nothing.

I didn't want to say anything bad about Town & Country, I can't really judge.
It was about whether the 100k is then the final price of the Massa Haus offer.

My new colleague will build with Town & Country this year. The 125 including the plot for 400k. I am curious and hope everything goes smoothly for the young family. He doesn’t know much yet after the first touched on topics.

I simply lack the comparison of what this variant would have cost before. Just because it is "on offer," concluding that it is inferior... I can claim for myself that I always try to deliver the best quality, whether the customer got a discount or not. The goal is always 100%.

I want to differentiate my answer a bit further: It depends on both quality and quantity. In our area, in 2018, a construction company offered turnkey semi-detached houses for 319k. Upon closer inspection, the following points were missing from turnkey in my view: - Groundwork throughout the entire house - Bathrooms without fixtures and built-in parts like shower trays and toilets - Stair railings and stairs generally unpainted. Steps screwed onto unpainted metal - No front stairs, but a Euro pallet - No paved courtyard - And much more What was added to the purchase price: - Already installed satellite dish for 1k - 1 carport parking space at the apartment building opposite for 16k - Connection costs for district heating Additionally, the house was not as advertised kfw55, but only efficiency class 70 and therefore not eligible for kfw funding. What am I getting at? A turnkey house here, to actually be able to move in, would have cost over 400k instead of 319k, i.e. 25% more, without a confirmed move-in date. That is why I think such bargain offers are worth nothing at all.

I recently read that anyone who wants to buy a Massa house should simply become a sales partner on the side. That is quite easy and leads to employee conditions.

That explains why a sales representative nearby wants to sell her almost new house ;)

You are wrong... "Grandma’s junk property" is for more and more people the only option... over the years, something is done again and again, especially in the craftsman+housewife constellation... energy costs... a new house with land costs 650k... an old house costs e.g. 200k... for 80k I make visual improvements and I doubt someone will live long enough to burn 370k...

If you get grandma’s house for 200k... two years ago, prices around here were rather 400k, making 50k additional purchase costs. Then you renovate for a good 100k and you are at the level with which we calculated our new build... all-in including land, kitchen, outdoor facilities. In the meantime, at least the asking prices on the portals have gone up significantly again; what they are actually sold for now, I don’t know.

By the way, the plan is risky in the sense that politics will eventually be forced to also mandate the renovation of existing properties. Or they have to abandon their CO₂ targets. But comprehensive protection of existing buildings and large savings at the same time won’t be possible.