Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

  • Erstellt am 2021-04-23 10:46:58

se_na_23

2023-06-13 20:54:15
  • #1


Exactly... I don't think it will get worse than it is now... But Durran and his newest nickname certainly see it differently... Maybe the 8% will come in 2024 after all... It didn't work out this year as predicted
 

Benutzer 1001

2023-06-13 20:57:32
  • #2
What did you do to become more native? Nothing, you were just lucky, nothing more.
 

NoggerLoger

2023-06-14 06:14:57
  • #3
I completely agree with you, we were also mostly outbid or the people bought everything despite the exorbitant costs. When you drive past the houses from the 70s and 80s today, really nothing has been done. For such buildings, I usually factored in a flat rate of at least 150,000. But then you always ended up between 700,000 and 800,000. I always wondered how people can afford that. Even for me, with two full earners in well-paid academic professions, it's tough.
 

schubert79

2023-06-14 06:55:32
  • #4
Stay calm. Interest rates will be significantly cheaper again in 2024. It might even start at the end of 2023. Then the game begins anew.
 

WilderSueden

2023-06-14 08:53:54
  • #5
I shouldn’t care about the game. I am sitting in my house and soon the scaffolding will be gone as well. What bothers me is only the whining of exactly those people when renovation obligations come now. They have been foreseeable for a long time because anyone who wants to reduce CO2 must tackle energy consumption.
 

Sunshine387

2023-06-14 10:14:29
  • #6
That is so typical of the NEUBAU Forum. Here, the top 10% are boasting loudly that people shouldn’t be so difficult about the planned EU forced renovations. That is what those in the new-build houses say. Of course. They themselves are not affected. No one could have guessed two or three years ago that gas prices would double, nor that the renovation plans of politics would interfere so deeply with ownership. If, on top of the doubling energy prices, you now have to renovate your 70s house for €70,000, I can understand the despair. That was completely unforeseeable, and of course many good speeches come from their new-build houses. Fortunately, most of the heating hammer was stopped yesterday. Now the EU only needs to put its ban plans on ice. In the end, none of this will happen. Because let’s be honest, politics against a large part of the people simply does not work. Also, for the parties’ own interest in the next election, so as not to fall completely in the votes. Climate protection only works with the people and not against them.
 

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