Construction costs for the shell structure - turnkey Kreis Wesel

If you say goodbye to the KfW40+ and build normally according to the Building Energy Act, it already moves into more realistic spheres. Oh, and of course without a carport, without photovoltaics, and all that stuff you don’t really need for living at first.

P.S. even the cheapest providers like Town & Country offer 140 sqm from 270k. Without additional costs, without clinker bricks, without any special requests, without all other items that are not included, etc.

why are 295k for a local BU without additional costs, without special requests or other items (so pure house price only with clinker bricks) unrealistic? Are we talking past each other?

No, that is not possible. But don't worry. You will still have that experience.

Okay, thanks anyway for your feedback.

why are 295k then unrealistic for a local BU without incidental costs, without special requests or other items (so pure house price only with facing bricks)? Are we talking past each other?

Exactly, that's what I'm wondering too. 300k would be just the pure costs for completing the house.

P.S. even the cheapest providers like Town & Country offer 140sqm from 270k. Without additional costs, without clinker, without any special requests, without all other items that are not included, etc.

And if you have no special requests? Then it fits. 270k for the house, 60k for the land, 70k for incidental construction costs. At Town & Country, a decentralized ventilation system is even included...

Why don’t you finally stop persuading everyone that 3,000 EUR/m² for parquet, designer bathrooms, and Q4 walls from the painter is the minimum standard? Is the commission really going that badly?

And if you have no special requests? Then it fits. 270k for the house, 60k for the plot, 70k for ancillary construction costs.
With Town & Country, even decentralized ventilation is included...

Stop telling everyone that 3,000 EUR/m² for parquet, designer bathroom and Q4 walls from the painter is the minimum standard? Is the commission really going that badly?

Land costs are 52k for 350sqm. This is then a semi-detached house on a total of 700sqm. So even cheaper than 60k

Land costs are 52k for 350sqm. It is then a semi-detached house on a total of 700sqm. So even cheaper than 60k.

Is 15% additional construction costs a reasonable rule? Meaning, with 350k for the house + land = approx. 52k additional construction costs. Or is that set too low?