KfW BEG funding stopped 261, 262, 263, 264, 461, 463, 464

For me, this is a subsidy/loan commitment. Once the house is built, it's just the fund withdrawal. But I'm still a bit clueless myself – approval was last Wednesday, today I signed the contracts with the intermediary bank, but I'm still not 100% sure. What a banana republic behavior...

Hm, you could also see it that way, but if the pot is "empty," then it is empty and must first be deliberately refilled (of course, I hope you're right!). According to my documents, you don't have a legal claim anyway; how the whole thing was carried out with the announcement of a stop that then came a week earlier (and then for all models) is unfortunately truly comparable to a banana republic...

I don’t understand anyway why someone would build a new building without photovoltaic, controlled residential ventilation, and a heat pump...

The 25k I mentioned are only for quote: "Additional investment in the building envelope, walls, windows, base plate, roof"

The heat pump/ventilation is already included in the standard 55 offer ;)

Edit: Sorry - composite thermal insulation is not an option for us. In our offer, only brick construction is used

There will be new subsidies. And who knows... maybe it'll even be better ;)

Addendum: Some great subsidy will have to come, otherwise people will only build according to the Energy Saving Ordinance and no longer according to the most expensive KFW standards.

There must have been calculations from well-paid consultants.
They say that with X billion in subsidies, 5 times more CO2 can be saved in existing buildings than in new construction.
You don’t seriously believe that something new is coming now, what is the point of a 'KFW 10'?!

Why anyone would build a new house without photovoltaics, controlled residential ventilation, and a heat pump, I don’t understand anyway...

I am planning controlled residential ventilation, photovoltaics, and a heat pump. However, several construction companies have told me that the additional insulation costs 25,000!

And besides, I can’t wait for their new plans and would have to start the project (unless they sort everything out properly and quickly within 1 or 2 weeks).

Why anyone would build a new house without photovoltaics, controlled residential ventilation, and a heat pump, I don't understand anyway...

Because it drives the absolute costs up. There is a limit to the loan amount for a given income. What use is photovoltaics that generate "profit" after 10 years if I can't get the loan today?
I also don't understand why anyone builds a house without a basement.

According to my documents, there is no legal claim anyway, how the whole thing was carried out with the announcement of a stop that then came a week earlier (and then for all models) is unfortunately really comparable to a banana republic...

In my opinion, there is indeed a claim in the case of an approved subsidy/loan - "Pacta sunt servanda" - contracts must be honored.

I just read the subsidy notices for other, earlier projects (not mine, however from August), as well as the KfW terms and conditions that came with my loan agreement as an attachment - where does it say anything about "non-binding" and "no claim"?