Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Anyone who wants to cut back on claims here can apply to be my neighbor. The latest concept was posted on the real estate portals yesterday. On 2 plots with a total of 1300 sqm, 2 semi-detached houses and two single-family houses are to be built. Living space per unit will then be 50 sqm. Prices are supposed to start at 250k. I'm curious if people will be found who want such a tiny apartment out in the sticks.

A tiny house like that? As a holiday cabin by the lake, gladly...

Does anyone have a recommendation for a cross line laser for home use? Red or green laser?

Color in my opinion doesn't matter, but nothing under 100€. In daylight, the cheap ones are too weak

Anyone who wants to reduce claims here can apply to be my neighbor. Yesterday, the latest concept was posted on the real estate portals. On 2 plots totaling 1300 sqm, 2 semi-detached houses and two single-family houses are to be built. Living space per unit will then be 50 sqm. Prices start at 250k. I'm curious to see if people will be found who want such a living closet out in the sticks.

You should sometimes just shut up and be glad that you still managed to get into your own home at somewhat affordable prices.
Malice is a pretty bad character trait...

A tiny house like that? As a holiday cabin by the lake, sure...

Does anyone have a recommendation for a cross line laser for home use? Red or green laser?

Should it be a 360° one or are 180° enough?
For indoors or also for outdoors with a receiver? Then you of course also need a tripod if you want it properly.
I bought the Bosch GCL 2-50 and it works well indoors.
I haven't yet worked outdoors with a receiver.

Well, green is generally said to offer better visibility. In my opinion, this mainly matters outdoors, and there you need a receiver anyway during the day.