Construction costs per square meter of living space in Upper Bavaria (Munich)

No, unfortunately it’s not a bargain. But if you ask for the price per square meter of the house, you have to deduct the rest. "The house" should then be as comparable as possible, and that we have water problems and maybe operate Drainur a bit excessively is something personal after all.

810k just for the house, wow How high is your loan (I don't want to feel so lonely :))

No, unfortunately it’s not a bargain. But when asked about the price per square meter of the house, you have to subtract the rest. "The house" is supposed to be as comparable as possible, and that we have water problems and maybe run the drainage a bit excessively is something personal.

So everyone interprets that differently—I, for example, always include earthworks, embankments, etc. in my square meter figures, since they are essential for the house’s habitability due to the hillside location. It will probably never be truly comparable, unless you really have a perfectly level new development area. Just for the wooden covering of the stairs, we could have spent pretty much anything from 4,000 euros up to 15,000 euros…

810k just for the house, wow How much is your loan (don’t want to feel so lonely :))

150% financing, the rest in Tesla & Gamestop. Not quite as risk-affine as you, but still o_O;)

Yes, of course, we are in the Munich suburbs. That's how it's done here :);)

@JuliaMünchen might be able to contribute something :) you should be pretty up to date, right?

Or for example, even if only partially transferable from an apartment building ...

We signed in July 21; our house is hard to compare with a normal semi-detached house because we have 180m2 and quite a few cost drivers (basement, 2 dormers, not a square building shape but a recessed corner with a balcony above, higher ceilings, and groundwater heat pump). The base price for our house with only a few upgrades at the time of contract was 820,000 including finished garage, 60,000€ incidental costs, higher quality staircase, doors, and shutters. Without upgrades for the bathrooms, tiles, floors, and other minor things. Our incidental costs were significantly higher. Outdoor facilities, kitchen, etc. are additional. A friend also built in the surrounding area (Erdinger district) and got significantly more for the money with a local timber frame company and was much faster finished than we were with the solid house company; maybe it’s worth comparing for you.