Future construction cost development in the next 3-5 years

2019-08-02 08:50:50

In sentences like this, it is regularly omitted that there is indeed work in rural areas. I hardly know anyone here who commutes more than 15 minutes. Within that time, however, you cannot reach a city with a population beyond 20,000. Consequently, most people here work in companies in the villages or at all those positions that (except in very structurally weak areas) also exist in rural areas, such as schools, daycare centers, pharmacies, supermarkets, municipal administrations, etc.

yes, sure, but mostly the salary differences are immense and/or there is simply not enough work in rural areas.

well, I work for a corporation and at a medium-sized company I would earn about 30k / gross per year less in the same position. So commuting vs. salary.

I choose the salary or then living cheaply "in the countryside."

2019-08-02 08:53:11

The other way around: If Vodafone builds a campus for several thousand highly qualified people in Düsseldorf, they also have to live somewhere. Within a radius of 15 km, real estate prices become more expensive. The financially strong employees buy into the region. Add ERGO, E.ON, and various others within the 15 km radius and prices rise. This has nothing to do with the fact that there are also many good jobs in rural areas. The price development is the response to a concentration of highly paid people.

Correct! And take Berlin, for example, where a lot of startups hired hordes of good young people as interns. That may work at first, but then they also want to start a family, buy real estate, or expand by renting, and the carousel starts turning.

2019-08-02 09:01:56

To look at it the other way around: If Vodafone builds a campus for several thousand highly qualified people in Düsseldorf, then they also need to live somewhere. Within a radius of 15 km, real estate prices become more expensive. The financially strong employees buy into the region. Add ERGO, E.ON, and various others within the 15 km radius and prices rise. This has nothing to do with the fact that there are also many good jobs in rural areas. The price development is the response to a concentration of highly paid individuals.

"Several thousand" is just a drop in the ocean compared to the size of the city.

2019-08-02 09:11:11

Living costs are lower in rural areas.
Commuting is also not exactly cheap. I know some people who drive 70/80 km one way daily. They didn't have less money during short-time work in 2008.

How much is left from the additional income then?

When I think about what a foreman earns here at the end of the world, outside the industry, and compare that with the engineer salary of my brother-in-law at the big corporation.
The difference in living costs between the big city and the middle of nowhere is not compensated.

2019-08-02 09:18:16

What do you mean by the countryside? The question is, from when is commuting too far. I always consider 15 minutes commuting simply fine, after that it gets very affordable..

15 minutes in B, M or Hamburg is nothing at all... after that almost all city dwellers here commute. I live quite far outside one of these three and on average need 40 minutes, which I consider absolutely okay. Better than a tiny plot in the city.

2019-08-02 09:40:50

The cost of living is lower in rural areas.
Commuting doesn't come cheap either. I know some who drive 70/80 km one way every day. They didn't have less money during the short-time work in 2008 either.

How much is left of the additional earnings then?

When I think about what a master craftsman earns at the end of the world, outside the industry, and compare that with the engineer salary of my brother-in-law at the large corporation.
The difference in living costs between the big city and the backwater is not compensated for.

I commute by train, less stressful & cheaper.

I don't consider the time lost either because I "doze", chat online or read.

But yes, not everyone has good public transport connections.

Future construction cost development in the next 3-5 years

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