Good day to everyone!
I would like to now address the contributions of individuals and clear up the accusation of any dollar signs in the eyes.
Of course it is clear that one has dollar signs in the eyes and wants to build as cheaply as possible so that the return on rental is right.
First of all, I want to dispel any assumptions like this. The apartments are for ourselves. Nothing is being rented out here.
I don’t know the Hessen state building code, but here in BW this would mean 6 parking spaces for cars, 6 covered parking spaces for bicycles, and some additional areas plus staircases, basement and on top the apartments must be barrier-free accessible. In other words, equipped with an elevator. 300sqm x 2000 plus additional areas plus parking spaces plus architect fees and construction incidental costs plus elevator. 830,000 is quite possible.
Here too, the parking space regulation is set to 2 spaces per apartment. However, 2 parking spaces are bought out by paying for them. Everything else has been planned. But we really do not need an elevator. What really incurs a lot of costs are the measures required by the fire protection report, which entail a change in the floor plan.
The answer to the question would interest me. I have a suspicion, it’s called internet research...
No, this suspicion is also wrong. Many of my colleagues have also built their houses in the last 3 years and the prices (for a two-family house) are not even half, but they built on their own or managed their projects themselves. This is also not a simple rule-of-three calculation on my part. Of course, I know that very different costs are planned for a three-family house, as it is a higher category, etc. Nevertheless, it still seems quite expensive to me.
Best regards