Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Nobody wants to do the 'dirty work', so the company owners let themselves be richly rewarded for it, of course. Supply + demand If I work hard and make my 170k a year, on top another 50k cash. Yeah, why should I care about the car. I just meant that it often has a bit of an unpleasant aftertaste, especially in DE.

And honestly: I wish him and his wife every car in the world. The price he asked from us was also more than fair. So for me, everything is fine.

One can only hope the government doesn’t come up with the idea of mandatory photovoltaics from 2023 for all new buildings... then the builder will be hit with additional costs of 10-35k again :/

And quite honestly: I wish him and his wife every car in the world. The price he asked us for was also more than fair. So for me, everything is fine.

That probably came across wrong. To each his own. As an entrepreneur, I would just act more modestly to maintain my credibility. Period, end of story. What I do in private would be something completely different.

One can only hope the government doesn’t come up with the idea of a photovoltaic mandate starting in 2023 for all new buildings... then the builder will get additional costs of 10-35k imposed :/

It will come with 95% certainty and that would even be a good thing, at the latest in 2024. Photovoltaics is one of the few things in house construction that actually pays off within 10 years. The carport for the convertible, for example, will never pay off.

Well, of course you can make a lot of money in crafts and generally in self-employment. And rightly so. Those who take the risk and have a good business model that works are certainly allowed to have a lot of money. It will probably remain the same with the topic of [Photovoltaik]. I already wrote weeks ago that due to a requirement the demand will increase so much that any price can be charged.

Photovoltaics is one of the few things in house construction that actually pays off within 10 years.

I doubt that given the prices mentioned now. Especially if you have to take out additional capital for it and finance it at 3%. It may be that this will improve again in a few years when capacities are larger. But in the short term, a further increase in demand is the last thing that makes sense.