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2020-09-23 19:08:34

You have done something right once: you registered in the forum. You will get a lot of information here. And you did something wrong: you registered in the forum. You will soon think that you cannot live without all the frills and will never get below 2000 euros/sqm. The frills are actually mostly useful. But while it feels like EVERYONE in the forum installs them, the world outside looks completely different. I can tell you: we will soon build for under 2000 euros/sqm. Plus 75,000 euros ancillary construction costs. Turnkey. Tiled bathrooms. The rest of the floors and walls as own work. Both approved as well calculated by an independent building consultant. And that in the Düsseldorf area. So not the cheapest area. (Also definitely not the most expensive)

But he also writes that it’s about a larger up to 3-family house so far from the standard and that naturally drives up the price! I stick to all in 3000€ and up!

2020-09-23 21:23:14

If you write a lot of own work, how much exactly do you mean?

Floors, walls, bathroom fine installation, fitting doors, and much more.

2020-09-23 21:24:58

He also writes that it is about a larger up to 3-family house, so far from the standard

In the 3-family house it is generally cheaper overall because it is a larger construction site. The fixed costs are distributed across three units. The very small single-family house is always the most expensive option. And even a 3-family house can have standard equipment.

2020-09-23 21:39:09

2500 per m2 plus ancillary costs cellar and equipment, without land. That is solid.

2020-09-23 22:40:03

Oh, that's nonsense just to throw in numbers wildly here. Everyone also has a different idea of "solid." The original poster would have to provide a few more details...

I stick to all in 3000€ upwards!

Yes, including incidental construction costs, outdoor facilities, etc., 3000 euros is not much. But how do you want to calculate that? Break down the price of the outdoor facilities to the price per square meter of the house? It completely depends on the size of the plot.

2020-09-23 22:44:08

Not much? A 160m2 house with a basement would then be 720k. I definitely find that a lot.

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