Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Yes, but that they go up to 4% in such a short time was already known at that time? And that they are at 7-8% after 9 years you already know as well??

keep cool. :cool: In hindsight, it's easy to say. It doesn't matter at all what is written here. Whether your strategy was the right one for YOU, you will know in about 7-9 years.

But I pay the gross amount here even when picking up myself. But those are probably big city prices for me.
In the countryside, you basically get that for free, right?

He had probably paid for 400 kilos. I find €20 already expensive, that would be €50/tonne.
I once inquired at the gravel plant in autumn about fill soil. One also sent the price for topsoil back then. At the time €16.40 plus haulage costs (€1.50/2.50) plus CO2 tax plus VAT. Meanwhile, that is surely around €20 net now.

keep cool. :cool: It's easy to talk in hindsight. It doesn't matter at all what is written here. Whether your strategy was the right one for YOU you will know in about 7-9 years.

And if not, you can't change it either. So it's not worth getting upset about it.

Oh right, I meant per cubic meter.

Yes, but that they go up to 4% in such a short time was already known at that time? And that after 9 years they are at 7-8% you already know as well??

I do know, however, that for us they remain at 1.1% even after 17 years. That is worth quite a lot to me ;-)

I know, however, that with us they will also stay at 1.1% for 17 years. That is worth a lot to me ;-)

Yes, but if the offer had been 2%, you probably would have thought/decided differently at that time...