Construction time estimation

  • Erstellt am 2016-05-21 11:05:51

Sascha aus H

2016-05-23 12:01:18
  • #1
With us, the development of the plot / the construction area by the city alone takes 4 months.
 

Payday

2016-05-23 20:24:11
  • #2
this is how it went with us:

- 04/19/2015 general contractor contract signed with the GC (incl. financing exit clause in case of rejection by the Sparkasse)
- 04/28/2015 received financing commitment from the bank with the GC documents
- 05/08/2015 notary appointment for the property
- 02-06/2015 declaration of conveyance + full payment of the property from equity (so according to the purchase agreement we were "initially" owners - so we were allowed to start)
- 06/04/2015 acknowledgment of receipt of the building notice
- 06/09/2015 start of construction
- 08/03/2015 registration at the land registry with all pi pa po (so completely finished)
- 10/25/2015 house handover without significant defects (only minor issues)

personally, I would say that we were probably one of the fastest "house builders" you can find. Viebrockhaus you might get a month faster if you're lucky (construction guaranteed 3 months, but the time before often takes longer...). I have to say that as project manager I kept the organization on track and thus pushed for a quick start of construction. from the start of construction, the process basically ran almost by itself, as the company has a clear chain that really worked well.

to get back to your question: we started mid-April, now it is mid-May. we were finished end of October, so end of November would be possible. with December+January you still have 2 more months reserve. but I seriously don’t believe you will get a house "ready to paint" by the end of January. unless you build with a company that is known for its fast completion and doesn’t dawdle beforehand either. but then you also have to put in 20+ hours weekly for weeks/months for the organization. daily calls, organizing, etc. are part of it :) then it works.

another idea: how about February/March 2017 with own work on the interior finishing. e.g. electricity/network or something similar. or take parental leave because of "being a parent" and spending time with your child :)
 

Steffen80

2016-05-23 21:09:51
  • #3
We have been planning for over a year :) Hopefully, construction will start "soon" :) Everything is supposed to be perfect.. plan plan plan plan.. and plan again..
 

Basti2709

2016-05-24 09:43:58
  • #4
- Property purchased in October 2014 (in consultation with planner/building authority regarding possible developments)
- Concrete discussions with planner in December 2014 about the floor plan
- Building application submitted in March 2015
- Building permit received April/May 2015
- Start of construction end of July 2015
- Move-in mid January 2016

maybe this helps you - I had also taken parental leave - from mid November to mid January - so basically perfectly planned...
 

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