House purchase. Can we finance this?

Only those with internet. And there are still quite a few issues with that. After all, we live in a country where everything is precisely planned, applied for, and approved.
But basically, yes. If you no longer commute to the office every day but only once a week, then the distance becomes less important. And you prefer to live nicely rather than close.

I can tell you from my own experience that the colleagues in the big cities (FFM, MUC, etc.) have more frequent connection problems in my Skype conferences than my colleagues with fiber optic in the new development area from the countryside :eek:

I dare to claim that 90% of all video conference problems come from poor WLAN quality, as savings were made on the network wiring, or the demand was not yet foreseeable at that time.

... and people don't even notice it. The other day I turned a project or house like that upside down. The WLAN always showed "full bars" and everything should have been fine. Throughput measurements barely went over 5 MBit. An exciting combination of everything you can do wrong in a private network. That's the danger when Fritz and the like constantly suggest that just plugging it into the socket could give you super-duper-perfect WLAN everywhere.