Difference between standard and medium versions

The average prices are also just guidelines... as the name suggests. You shouldn't get fixated on them. Also: the larger the living area, the lower the average price per sqm, since the high costs of the technology are spread over the sqm.

just as a suggestion: prices per sqm are generally only used to compare regional differences in construction costs. Munich is simply more expensive than Wanne-Eickel, etc. this way of thinking usually brings a builder absolutely NOTHING. what can be paid, what is the maximum one wants to pay, and what is offered at what price. THAT is important. moreover: the price per sqm can actually be tripled directly. sqm according to construction planning, sqm according to building application, sqm according to living space calculation... we fluctuate, depending on the document, between 162 and 212 sqm. if I took the sqm price as a benchmark, I could have built cheaply or expensively depending on the document. doesn't help at all

Prices per sqm are usually only used to compare regional differences in construction costs.
Munich is just more expensive than Wanne-Eickel, etc.

this way of thinking usually brings a builder absolutely NOTHING.

I think you are talking about construction services provided by various companies. You are of course right.

However, I meant equipment prices. I chose the wrong word in the thread title. (Can that be changed afterwards?)

Best regards
phobos

Hello,

we fluctuate, depending on the document, between 162 and 212 sqm.

Possible scenarios 1. living area confused with usable floor space, 2. different house sizes and 3. error

Rhineland greetings

Whereas the rough calculations with 1400-1900 euros are always calculated per sqm of living space, or am I mistaken?

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