Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

It becomes problematic with prefabricated and wooden houses.

We will see. The installation dates are over 12 months in the future anyway at the time of contract signing today. So you can just wait out the current exaggeration. Otherwise, it just comes down to the margin to be competitive with [Massivbau].

Problematisch wird es bei fertig- und Holzhäusern.

Well, I don’t know. We are building 210 sqm including the garage with a carpentry company using timber frame construction. Material usage in the wood material category: 70,000 EUR.

That results in a price increase of about 15,000 EUR. It hurts. But it’s still somehow acceptable, isn’t it?

Roughly from €16K carpentry costs to €19.5K

In total, it’s only 3-4K more for the roof. That already sounds far less dramatic than a 50-400% price increase, etc.…

It is still around a 22% price increase.

Why do you assume that only wood prices are rising? I suspect that these price increases can more or less be applied to all raw materials.

Why do you assume that only wood prices are rising? I suspect you can more or less apply these price increases to all raw materials.

Hm. It was about the difference between FH and solid wood, wasn't it?