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2021-09-21 20:29:26

3% are still several thousand people. Why shouldn't this be such a case here?

Let's drop this critical attitude. She only responded again due to demand, and it's going in the same direction as for many pages before.

What rules out that it really just went badly here?

I am asking completely factually, without any criticism of anyone, about a possibly known statistic regarding a problem.
I just want to be able to classify it in the overall context.
And that completely independent of the fates of individual cases(?).

2021-09-21 20:32:35

I strongly doubt that this number is in the single digits. It is not without reason that insurers do not offer legal protection insurance for new buildings.

2021-09-21 20:38:52

, here you go: The fact that the dream can quickly turn into a nightmare is shown by a statistic from the Institute for Building Research (IFB). According to this, every second new building in single-family and multi-family houses has construction defects. The average damage amount was almost 67,000 euros. Source: Focus It is from 2018, but the trend has certainly not improved.

2021-09-21 20:41:02

I strongly doubt that this number is in the single digits. Insurance companies do not offer legal expenses insurance for new buildings without reason.

Yes, as I said, I BELIEVE, but I also don't know better. That's why the question. We won't agree anyway, and the opposing opinions are known. Regarding legal expenses insurance for new buildings, I SUSPECT that 1. it will be very expensive each time and 2. such insurance will also likely create a wrong incentive regarding lawsuits. It simply won't be a good business.

2021-09-21 20:42:17

, here you go:
That the dream can quickly turn into a nightmare is shown by a statistic from the Institute for Building Research (IFB). According to this, every second new building in single-family and multi-family houses shows construction defects. The average damage amount was almost 67,000 euros.
Source: Focus
Although it is from 2018, the trend certainly hasn't improved.

Thanks, that already sounds quite significant. Now I also have a first approach to continue searching. Thumbs up!

2021-09-22 07:21:17

Why are there so many bad apples?

- In relation to the amount spent, more time is invested in gathering and evaluating information for a TV.
- Because there are always people who think they are smarter than the rest and the same is available for extremely cheap.
- Because people have very little knowledge of the subject. Just think about how many trades are involved in a house and how many different trainings are behind them.

What a friend said: "Every morning a fool gets up, and I have to find him." Eventually, he was the fool who was found.

As the study found, about 50% of new buildings have construction defects and with an average of €67,000, we are not talking about small issues. So there are very, very many "fools." Most of them just don’t know it or don’t want to know it.

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