Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

And those are just the costs, profit is added on top.

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Hello everyone, I can only confirm this experience. In December last year, the foundation slab was poured, and since January 5th, work has been diligently carried out with masonry and further tasks. We are currently working on the electrical installation, plastering in two weeks. Then two weeks for underfloor heating and then screed. From the outside, only the joints need to be sealed. The windows were ordered at the beginning of the shell construction and delivered and installed on time.
So the handover of the house will probably be in June for us. Much faster than contractually guaranteed! About 230 sqm of living space were built, fully brick-clad in KfW40+ construction. Photovoltaic modules (43 modules, just under 17 kWp) were completely installed within two days, exactly on time right after the roof was covered!
Everything is really moving very fast for us and all trades are working hand in hand, since we separately contracted electrical, photovoltaic, and climate systems. We are building with a local company.
But I have to say, everyone is complaining. Sorry, I can't say it any other way. In every trade, everything is 'very, very bad.' Prices, material availability, delivery times, etc. BUT we don't feel or see any of it. Luckily! Everything arrives on time at the fixed price agreed months ago! I don't want to argue about this with the craftsmen... But maybe this is also the best way to milk the 'cash cow' client. First, jump on the moving train and complain about how terrible everything is, then the customer no longer wonders about a 10% price increase compared to the previous month. Please don't misunderstand, Corona and the war certainly have a negative impact on the construction industry, but in my feeling not always to the advertised extent!
At least we haven't (so far) felt it! Tiles, doors, and stairs have not yet been purchased. Let's see if it continues as smoothly there as well! I hope so :cool:

I have no idea about that but if the pure costs are at 2700/sqm, how high is the selling price usually?

Not sold separately, the second project is located in the third largest (and poor) Ruhr area city. Moderate rents - new construction around 12-13€, subsidized 7€ (roughly). So no luxury either, that wouldn’t be affordable there. The average selling price would be about T€ 5 per sqm - but only about €600 of that is attributable to the land per sqm/living area.

Apart from that, construction costs in Munich or Hamburg are not particularly higher. But if 60% or more goes to the land share, you have to take purchase prices beyond T€ 10 per sqm, even if you only build for T€ 3.