Construction in the Munich district, realistic?

2020-08-01 11:55:03

The apartment will of course be sold then. I have been on parental leave since March 2016. My husband is currently still the sole earner with 3300€ net. I will start working again from October this year and will initially have 1500€ net. In a year, when the little one goes to kindergarten and I increase my hours again, I will then have about 2000€ net. When I work full-time again, I will reach my husband's salary. But that is not planned for the foreseeable future. I don’t know the exact figures from my sister. But it is in a similar range as ours.

Hello, I really find it very tight... but okay, your house bank knows you / your family and will finance it. I assume your family is solvent anyway with all the real estate assets. But still, it will get tighter with the loans. You should definitely have the construction costs checked seriously given the volume. And also check that your gift cannot be revoked retroactively (e.g., care).

2020-08-01 12:31:31

Since almost all of us work for the city and also hold good positions, a change of location is not possible.

Finding comparable jobs in the public sector 100km away from Munich in a small town would actually be the solution to all problems; with the budget, you could then splurge instead of scrimp. But I can well understand if you do not pursue this as an option.

2020-08-01 13:56:49

You can forget it. Even 100km around Munich, the m2 costs around 1000 euros just for building land. You don't gain much...

2020-08-01 14:09:42

Well, on the outskirts of a 100km radius around Munich you will definitely find a few spots around 500 euros per m2. If necessary, then just go 10 to 20km further. Unless you accidentally end up in Ingolstadt

2020-08-01 14:14:43

In Munich, in my neighborhood, a plot of land of about 950sqm was sold 3 years ago (which almost never happens...). The price per sqm was 4.8k. Absolute madness...

2020-08-01 14:56:41

How (long) can the city of Munich manage that (still)?, you need cheap tickets and widely radiating transport associations for that. Sylter conditions cannot be good for an urban community in the long run. A city cannot be attractive as a city in the long term if the cafés have to close early so that the servers can still catch the last night bus home. If the traffic light at the intersection fails, you need a police officer who cannot first commute hours later from their offshore residence.

Construction in the Munich district, realistic?

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