Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Which federal state do you live in?

Saxony. It should also be in the profile.

Saxony. Should also be in the profile.

Most beautiful federal state in the world :) (subjective from my point of view)

On the topic:
My private general contractor made the following statement yesterday: (by the way, also Saxony)
- Tiles are getting more expensive, but everything is deliverable.
- Fixed prices for all trades are difficult. Almost only daily prices available now.
- Insulation, wood, drywall deliverable within 1 week. Wood prices seem to stagnate, he even paid less for the roof rafters than 2 weeks ago.
- All trades somewhat available, electricians are currently very scarce.
- Window manufacturers with price increases, the statement here is correct.
- Costs for photovoltaics are supposed to explode (his opinion, may not be true)

I wish all builders strong nerves at the moment! My nose also occasionally itches when I think about our project. But oh well, going back is hardly an option now.

Costs for photovoltaics are supposedly going to explode (his opinion, doesn't have to be true)

I can imagine that too after the feed-in tariff is increased... But then it will only come when it becomes cheaper again... I think all the KfW40+ houses have already ordered the systems and for the rest it's not mandatory anyway

Received an offer today - flat rate almost exactly 3000€/sqm including painting and floors

- Costs for photovoltaics are said to be set to explode (his opinion, does not have to be true)

Here I have just written something about the very latest photovoltaic prices: https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/pv-anlage-angebot-fuer-unser-efh.43215/post-573071

I can imagine that too after the feed-in tariff is raised... But then people only install it once it becomes cheaper again... I think all the KfW40+ houses have already ordered the systems and for the rest it's not mandatory anyway

I think it has less to do with the feed-in tariff and more with various solar obligations. In BW you have to install one if you submit your building permit from Monday onwards, namely on 60% of the roof area. Commercial buildings have had to do this for longer. Now you combine that with the exploding electricity prices (self-consumption is simply much more economical when you calculate with 40 or 45c/kWh instead of 30c). The feed-in tariff is more like the icing on the cake for me, prices have been rising for quite some time. edit: Could extreme continuous lockdowns in China also have something to do with exploding photovoltaic prices?