Land purchased - now a better option. What to do?

Ah... ok. For us, farms are preferable to new residential areas. These... ...have much less charm, location is usually second choice, mostly somewhat outside the town, and everything is structured down to the smallest detail. Strict building and planting plans, etc. And the "recreational area," meaning the planned paths and artificial hills, are just compensation areas for the massive sealing that is created over a large area. You would have at least 5 years of construction disturbance there... it can't be that bad, can it?!

It's not bad either... it's just that unfortunately there are no children nearby and the biggest problem is the lack of sun in autumn/winter. I simply think we would feel more comfortable in the new residential area and it would be nicer for our kids to grow up there. Directly on the edge of the forest, with a park right in front of the door. Sounds really nice. About 10 plots are planned there. We have to see first whether we could implement our building project there with our construction company as planned or something similar.

It’s not bad either.. only unfortunately there are no children nearby and the biggest problem is the lack of sun in autumn/winter. I just think we would feel more comfortable in the new development area and it would be nicer for our kids to grow up there. Right on the edge of the forest, with a park right outside the door. Sounds really nice. About 10 plots are planned there. We first have to see whether we could implement our building project there with our construction company as planned or something similar.

Only 10 plots? Yes, that sounds nice. First, get the costs for two plots for your two-family house, then start thinking.

You are talking here about "no affordable plots available etc." And the ones offered to you are affordable? Do you already know specific prices?

You talk here about "no affordable plots available etc" And the one offered to you is affordable? Do you already know concrete prices?

It is a project specifically for multigenerational new buildings. These plots are subsidized by the government so that they are affordable. We do not have concrete prices yet. But I strongly assume that it is definitely affordable.

I would definitely try to switch to the new plot of land. Otherwise, you will regret it forever. If the plots are as scarce as you say, a sale should be feasible. Were there perhaps other interested parties when you bought it back then? Maybe they are still interested?

Do you know when the plot in the new development area will be buildable? I'm not sure, but could something like that also take a few more years? That would be annoying if you could already be spending time in your own house.