Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

And in times of tight budgets, the owners of existing properties are now being squeezed. And really hard. We are in decline.

Now it doesn't help anymore to vote for the AfD or a Wagenknecht. The child has already fallen into the well

How exactly are the owners of existing properties being "squeezed"?
The increased energy costs affect everyone, as do changes in property tax.
And the fact that the energy transition is finally being tackled in the building sector is long overdue; for the past decades, we have lived at the expense of the environment and on the backs of poor regions in prosperity, that is now changing or hitting us in the face.

What would the AfD or Sahra W. actually do differently or even better?
I don't see a decline, only acute problems that were already warned about 20 years ago, but were ignored by the majority and therefore not attractive for parties, because speaking the uncomfortable truth costs votes.

I assume that the stripping of existing properties is about the obligation to renovate upon purchase and the increasingly stringent regulations in this regard. So far, new construction has predominantly been the focus when it comes to a building being energy efficient.

I assume that the stripping of existing properties is about the obligation to renovate upon acquisition and the tightening regulations in this regard. Until now, new construction has mostly been the focus when it came to making a building energy-efficient.

With a good location no problem - the 20k for demolition are factored in instead of having no land at all

the mentioned couple can very well, but just does not want to. Huge difference.

Whereas not wanting in this case is probably the more reasonable solution. If you are not dependent on staying in a perverse housing market, with the budget of a 3-room apartment in an old building, a detached house is often quickly possible. Crazy prices always involve two parties: one who demands them and one who pays them.

I assume that the stripping of existing properties is about the obligation to renovate upon purchase and the tightening regulations in this regard. Until now, new construction has mostly been the focus when it comes to making a building energetically efficient.

And where exactly is the problem now? I don’t buy a 50-year-old dump to live in it without renovation. For me, it is obvious that I first renovate the building and bring it up to a certain standard. Many are still lying to themselves when they say: "We’ll do this and that later, once we’ve moved in, and pay for it out of current income."

That just doesn’t work. So first fix up the place, then move in.

I hope you don't take hard drugs.

Said the one with paranoia and 9 accounts....