Maddy86
2020-01-10 19:18:54
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So okay, sorry.. I was referring to our non-existent shops.. Here it is unfortunately really the case that nothing is available. The house is now an exception and a coincidence for us..
Who would want to live at the ass end of the world without any infrastructure. If you now build a house there for €500k, the depreciation (market adjustment factor) is such that you would rather stay there longer. Otherwise, you lose a lot of money when selling.There simply are no comparable properties because nothing is on the market.
Who would want to live in the middle of nowhere in the world without any infrastructure? If you build a house there now for T€ 500, the loss in value (market adjustment factor) is such that you’d rather stay there longer. Otherwise, you lose a lot of money when selling.
If your "villages" are so well equipped, then I know where the solidarity surcharge goes..
Don't worry, it was not written as an insult or anything like that. If it was taken that way, here is an apology from me!If you had paid attention in school, you would know that the solidarity surcharge was by no means used/is used only for the "new" federal states.