House construction 130 sqm turnkey

The price is for the greater Dresden area, for the sake of completeness.

And if I subtract the 70 thousand, I am suddenly at 430 thousand including the land. And without land at 370. Or am I missing something. And that already including outdoor facilities, lighting etc

I'm slowly starting not to understand this anymore :D

Are you now getting information for your own construction or just for your colleague?

Where are you building? Do you already have a plot of land?

Do you want to build with a developer including land or with a general contractor?

I couldn't read anything about that in the whole 10 pages... It's hard to help you like this.

If you really want more precise information, you have to provide us with significantly more info material..

The statements made here may under certain circumstances apply 0.0% to you :D

I somehow don’t understand this anymore :D Are you now researching for your own build or just for your colleague? Where are you building? Do you already have a plot? Do you want to build with a developer including the plot or with a general contractor? I couldn’t read anything about that in the whole 10 pages... It’s difficult to help you that way. If you really want more detailed information, you have to provide us with significantly more information.. The statements made here may possibly apply 0.0% to you :D

Hello :) So no, that definitely was not a joke inquiry. So: A friend of mine actually wants to build. At the end of last year he bought a plot for 60 thousand euros (600 sqm). The purchase price included that the house connections are already on the plot. It is a plot on the border of RLP/NRW. Since he is partly very naive and told me the following, I wanted to ask experts here to be able to warn him afterwards. It is a house with 130 sqm, including a basement, which is supposedly offered for 270 thousand euros. Painting/wallpapering work and carpet flooring cost extra. The excavation work is flat-rated at 10 thousand euros, although the construction company has not even seen the plot live, only on plans. These are also not included in the 270,000. Everything else, including underfloor heating and electric shutters, for example, is included in the price. Attached are excerpts from the company’s website. It reads well for a layperson, as fixed prices are used. The question is, where is the catch? [ATTACH alt="A69773E0-8484-48AF-ABBD-3EE9D1C31B71.png" type="full"]57129[/ATTACH]

Hello :) So no, that was definitely not a joke inquiry. So: A friend of mine actually wants to build. He bought a plot at the end of last year for 60k euros (600 sqm). The purchase price included that the house connections are already at the plot. It's a plot on the border RLP/NRW. Since he is partly very naive and told me the following, I wanted to ask experts here to be able to warn him afterward. It's a house with 130 sqm, including basement, which was allegedly offered for 270k euros. Painting/wallpapering and carpet flooring are extra. The excavation work is flat-rated at 10k euros, although the construction company has not even seen the plot live, only on plans. These are also not included in the 270,000. Everything else, including underfloor heating and electric shutters for example, is included in the price. Attached are excerpts from the company's homepage. For a layman, it reads well because fixed prices are used. The question is, where is the catch?

Well, the only thing that helps is to read the construction and performance description very carefully. These one-page flyers ultimately say nothing at all... The 40-page construction and performance description, on the other hand, does.

Excavation included without acquiring the plot? Quoted at 10k euros flat? That will certainly also be stated in the construction and performance description – additional costs borne by the builder...

Just as a reference point --> We are paying 32k euros for the excavation including disposal etc. for our 160 sqm house with basement :D

And points like: "Architect services are completely included" --> Yes, I also know that, for example, from prefabricated house providers. 2-3 meetings are included, everything "extra" you have to pay for. That’s how it ultimately is with everything. You have to be very very careful with such offers.

Heating: Viessmann ---> Yeah okay, that’s very broad :D Anything and everything could be included... Ultimately it might say in the construction and performance description --> only THIS model, which might be the biggest junk or doesn’t fit the house at all? So it needs to be upgraded? and and and...

Well, the only thing that helps is to read the construction and service description very carefully. These one-page flyers ultimately say nothing at all... The 40-page construction and service description, on the other hand, does. Excavation included without getting the land? Listed as a flat rate of 10,000 euros? Such things will surely also be included in the construction and service description – additional costs on the builder’s side... Just as a reference --> We pay 32,000 euros for the excavation, including removal, etc., for our 160sqm house with a basement :D And points like: "Architectural services are completely included" --> Yes, I also know that from prefab house providers, for example. 2-3 meetings are included, everything that is "more" you have to pay for. That’s ultimately how it is with everything. You have to be very, very careful with such offers.

I thought so. Thanks for your answer.

The question is, where is the heel?

Where it always is, at the back end of the foot, also called the heel.
:p