Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Yes, there is certainly still room for improvement,... but I do not want to panic right now over every little report from the construction industry.

Yes, there is certainly still room for improvement,... but I don't want to panic over every little report from the construction industry right now.

These are not problems, just challenges. Otherwise it would be boring, wouldn't it? 5-7 years ago I would have said that good solutions for the future arise from such situations, also on the part of politics. From this standpoint, however, I have now distanced myself considerably.

It will not rise to 3.00 percent that quickly. Part of the interest rate increase is already priced in today. But anything beyond 2 rate hikes will cause noticeable pressure again. The ECB must moderate very sensitively and pay close attention to every word!

Better take tongue and groove boards. They are vapor permeable and also look nicer. A few more screws...

I really fell off my chair last week when I wanted to buy the tongue and groove boards + substructure. Admittedly, I didn't do a price comparison and bought it at the nearest hardware store because I needed the stuff on short notice for the weekend.
However, at the first gathering in the new house, I will probably have to show the gilded attic so that anyone even sees it.

On the topic "looks nicer": For the unheated attic, I was told several times not to use OSB at all, as it would otherwise mold underneath. That’s understandable since OSB acts like a vapor barrier and there is also a vapor barrier under the insulation wool. For the insulated attic, I would probably have chosen OSB as well.

I was really shocked last week when I wanted to buy the tongue-and-groove boards + substructure. Admittedly, I didn’t do a price comparison and bought it at the next hardware store because I needed the stuff last minute for the weekend.
At the first gathering in the new house, I will probably have to show the guests the gilded attic so that anyone actually sees it.

May I ask what you paid per m2 and for what thickness?
Last year, the garage roof cost me €13.50/m2 (70m2) for 23mm thickness.
Before that, it was more like €6.50-7.

May I ask what you paid per m2 for which thickness? Last year, a garage roof with 23mm thickness already cost me €13.50/m2 (70m2). It used to be more around €6.50-7.

I hardly dare to write it. For 22mm thickness it was €25/m². I then initially bought less to at least have part of an area laid out and will possibly expand later. Then I also have a bit more time for a price comparison with building material suppliers etc.