Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

  • Erstellt am 2021-04-23 10:46:58

Ytong2023

2023-06-05 22:32:44
  • #1
Who is supposed to build at all anymore and create additional and urgently needed living space? Rental apartment construction is just as dead as the construction of single-family houses or investment properties. At these construction and land prices, no one can make money with new construction projects anymore. The landlord-hostile regulations are becoming increasingly grotesque. No one wants to put up with that anymore either.
 

Trademark

2023-06-06 10:37:11
  • #2


Yes, ideally there will first be an immediate program followed by a (further) expansion of the car infrastructure and the introduction of a mandatory labor service.
 

HausKaufBayern

2023-06-06 20:49:28
  • #3
Before these dear housing companies stop building altogether and lay off masses of people, they will still build for 2% instead of the 10% margin they had in the past. At the same time, there will be a renewed focus on the existing stock; I don’t think much of further land sealing in Germany anyway. The motto is to use what exists and modernize it again. In the coming years, many retirement homes will also become available.
 

markusla

2023-06-06 20:58:46
  • #4
The next few years will not see many pensioner houses become available. Now all the retired generations are coming, and they will continue to live in houses for another 10-20 years. Many of those who are losing mobility now are around 80-85, and all the young families who have been waiting for "access" for years are taking advantage of them. I believe that in the next 10-15 years the average sqm/person demand will increase even more than it already is.
 

Ytong2023

2023-06-06 21:56:40
  • #5
The mood is at rock bottom and the investment climate could not be worse. The motivation among the people, if you listen around, has actually been completely lost. The slump in construction financing continues in Germany in April. New business with private real estate loans has fallen by half compared to the same month last year. The loan volume was only 13 billion euros. This is the weakest April since data collection began 20 years ago. -50% compared to the previous year and -15% compared to the previous month There has never been such weak April data in the last 20 years. The crash is enormous!
 

Bookstar87

2023-06-07 12:40:00
  • #6

Partly intentional, partly caused by bungled politics and of course primarily owed to the ECB.

I can understand Gen Z, they no longer have a chance to build something. The state is insatiable and taxes will continue to explode. If you invite the whole world in, the welfare state simply becomes very expensive.

The only party that finally wants to tackle this is scandalized by the media. Still around 20%, with a tendency to increase further.

It remains exciting, this time I am observing from a safe distance.
 
Oben