SteffenBank
2016-01-25 12:03:07
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In regard to a bungalow, I would agree with that, for any other house only to a limited extent, as it depends on the size of the ground area. Otherwise, the plot of land would have to be very awkwardly shaped.But you simply can't put every standard floor plan on any plot of land.
That is correct. Although requirements can be debated, as they are very subjective. There are supposedly people who can't live with less than 180++ m² for two persons and so on, who absolutely need a 60m² living room, etc. (just fictional information) As said, it’s a matter of opinion. For example, does a child need a 40m² bedroom or are 20m² sufficient...? The bigger you build, the more expensive and individual it becomes. But that has nothing to do with the market. When considering the market, you should not consider the factor of individuality and stick to standards. Only this is comparable.Besides, you have to like the floor plan first or it has to meet the requirements.