Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

But anyone who believes the government is great probably hasn't noticed how harmless demonstrations were banned in Munich and how censorship is happening on Twitter and also in the newspapers. If you don't notice all that, of course you can stand there and say everything is great here.

That can't be true, recently he was on TV where an FDP politician said that there are no restrictions on freedom of speech and everyone can say what they want "even at the corona denier demonstrations" (she said). :p

Oh my god oh god.
Quick change of subject!

Discussion about prices of [bodengleichen Duschen]?!

Ohmygodohmygod. Quick topic change! Discussion about prices of level-access showers?!

We got it for free as an upgrade :) Just checked again, in 2014 it would have cost 825€

I am currently thinking about how I can finally become rich when there are affordable existing houses again or finally plots of land without building obligations .... But unfortunately, if that should happen, I probably won't have any capital available anymore. I'm curious to see what will happen in our next new development area, which is already far advanced in planning. I can't quite understand why people give back plots of land ....

Here in the area (Munich commuter belt), there are places where you are not even allowed to apply for a building plot if you have more than 150k in equity. And preferably you should have at least three children and be active in five clubs. But the plots sometimes cost 400-500k. Fortunately, we didn't have this equity regulation. But I'm really curious whether they will now loosen these allocation guidelines, because otherwise it really only works if both parents work full-time (with a very good income) and the children spend the whole day in daycare.

In such situations, I wonder why single-family house areas are still designated at all. It would be more helpful for the average Joe if a few nice four-unit apartment buildings were built there. But maybe he has long since moved away...
I would also take a closer look at the fine print in such allocation guidelines. It is probably not legally permissible to generally exclude people based on something. But of course, you can give them enough negative points so that they no longer get in. However, if many lose financing due to lack of creditworthiness, a completely different clientele (retirees, childless older couples) will get access even without changing the allocation procedure.

Here in the area (Munich metropolitan area) there are places where you are not allowed to even apply for a building plot if you have more than 150k in equity.

Really? How is that supposed to work? Swear an oath of insolvency when applying for the plot?
How is equity defined?

If anyone has an example of such a building plot, I would be very interested. I currently lack the imagination how the administration has formulated the allocation watertight.