driver55
2022-07-03 12:44:57
- #1
To the financial experts ? Why should interest rates - suddenly - fall again now? For me, these are just the usual sideways movements, nothing more and nothing less.
Construction costs are currently skyrocketing
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x0rzx0rz
2022-07-03 13:50:24
- #2
The single-family house is the dominant form of housing in today's villages and small towns. It obviously meets many of the typical housing needs of a person. The mega-rational slab, the technocrat's answer (for others), has now been tried often enough. Both in the West and in the East. If you want, you can definitely find great LPG blocks in the middle of nowhere in the East for testing. I rather believe that the current crisis forces the construction industry to become more innovative and cost-conscious in some way. Otherwise, it really will be game over at some point. But back to the topic – by now almost all threads about financing and new projects here have dried up. Also a sign..
Even with the slab, there were solid concepts that could easily be further developed today... and are lived the same way in Asia.
One would have to start developing "communities/societies." A housing project including school, kindergarten, leisure, and shops, etc.
And then leave this only to investors who are committed to the mission of this project.
If one wants to combat the shortage in metropolitan areas, this will probably only work that way.
danielohondo
2022-07-03 14:23:22
- #3
Government bonds fall during recessions. Currently, there is only fear of one, but that is already being accounted for. Nobody currently knows whether the recession will come or whether the ECB will continue to sell German government bonds. Soon we will know more, whether it will be a sideways movement or if it will go down a bit. Here is the chart:To the financial experts ? Why should interest rates suddenly fall again now? For me, these are just the usual sideways movements, nothing more and nothing less.
danielohondo
2022-07-03 14:25:03
- #4
I wish that for you! If they fall back to around 2%, that would be nice
Thanks, I don’t think it will go down to 2%. Unfortunately, the ECB will probably make sure of that.
If everything goes smoothly, the financing should be secured in September.
se_na_23
2022-07-03 15:29:41
- #5
I would rely on the chart only to a limited extent... The 3.51 I mentioned was for a 30-year-old
BackSteinGotik
2022-07-03 19:35:31
- #6
Even with the panel building, there were proper concepts that could easily be further developed today... and that are lived in the same way in Asia.
One would have to start developing "Communities/Societies."
A housing project including school, kindergarten, leisure activities, and shops, etc.
Hmm, unfortunately there are only two countries in Asia whose society roughly corresponds to that of the Western world. And at least in the rural areas of Korea and Japan, you won’t find any panel buildings.
And if you want to compare Asian mega-cities & agglomerations with the local villages and small towns (Hamburg, Berlin)...