WilderSueden
2021-02-06 17:30:17
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In the end, we ended up with a different provider and are currently finalizing the overall budget. But since you are asking about the final...in the meantime, we dropped the basement because it was too expensive and then considered the Bodensee 129 at Town & Country. I'll attach a snippet from my comparison table. It is certainly overestimated in some areas and underestimated in others (and in the final calculation, I have taken that into account in some places), but you can see immediately that we are much further away from the overall budget. The price of €270,000 just doesn’t add up at all.
What is usually the cheapest are not the national providers with large advertising budgets and model homes. That costs a lot of money. You won’t get below €2000/sqm of living space even with the simplest standard if you have everything done. Plus €50-60K for the basement, plus incidental building costs (where the basement really adds up in terms of earthworks, perimeter insulation). And do yourselves a favor and don’t build with the first cheapest option but with one that also builds properly. Otherwise, after two years, you still won’t have a house, you’ll be paying the bank readiness interest diligently, and you’ll have lots of trouble. Search the forum for "Fleischerhaus"

What is usually the cheapest are not the national providers with large advertising budgets and model homes. That costs a lot of money. You won’t get below €2000/sqm of living space even with the simplest standard if you have everything done. Plus €50-60K for the basement, plus incidental building costs (where the basement really adds up in terms of earthworks, perimeter insulation). And do yourselves a favor and don’t build with the first cheapest option but with one that also builds properly. Otherwise, after two years, you still won’t have a house, you’ll be paying the bank readiness interest diligently, and you’ll have lots of trouble. Search the forum for "Fleischerhaus"