House construction: Prefabricated house or solid house? Experiences Price range

  • Erstellt am 2022-06-10 16:50:04

ypg

2022-06-16 01:03:58
  • #1
What is supposed to stink about that? A prime property with right of way and utility easement is not so rare nowadays
 

ollininjo

2022-06-16 01:06:56
  • #2
oh, I can fool myself all by myself too
 

WilderSueden

2022-06-16 01:16:39
  • #3
Hammergrundstück does not mean a particularly great plot of land ;) It means a plot located in the back [Hinterlieger].
 

Tolentino

2022-06-16 06:57:18
  • #4
What now, the seller owns a very large piece of land and wants to keep some for himself at the front by the street and at the very back, but sell something in the middle? I would actually find that a bit strange too. I would quite shamelessly ask about the land there.
 

ollininjo

2022-06-16 06:58:32
  • #5

I don’t understand that either, just as little as the right of way in front of it, he can access his property from two sides.
 

ypg

2022-06-16 08:21:00
  • #6
Not us! … One is also allowed to own a bigger slice of the pie. It is not a Hammergrundstück. He is selling the rear property, which is marked in red. To the northeast there is a utility path "to further properties," (it does not matter who owns those for now) That doesn’t matter at all for now. The owner, who most likely also lives at the front, has a path to the northeast to access his additional hectares of land. Presumably, those aren’t even developable after the 35er, since the red area must be built on first, "quasi after-densified." The buyer is allowed to share the use of the path. You don’t have to like it, then just don’t buy. But it seems to be a purely private path of the owner. But there are simply worse things! For example, if you also had to buy and pay for the magnificent street. However, if someone smells trouble here without argumentation, I cannot understand that.
 
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