New building connection costs, especially wastewater

Yes great, you build it like that and can then high five with the neighbor through the window. I correct myself, it is not impossible, but it will be nonsensical.

Herschaftszeiten. The OP lives in a region where land values are relatively low. Therefore, the likelihood is high that he will simply find a more suitable plot.

edit: sorry @TE, back to the topic :)

I would be grateful if we basically stayed on topic, thank you… however, I must also say that the statement "very close to impossible" suggests objectivity based on subjective perception, which I also do not find okay…

This is a discussion forum, mostly with laypeople. The state of research is naturally limited. This is about personal opinions.

Is another property an option? How did you come across the property? Is the seller aware of the costs, would there be a possibility to negotiate the purchase price?

This is a discussion forum, mostly with laypeople. The study situation is naturally thin. This is about private opinions. Is another plot of land an option? How did you come across the plot? Is the seller aware of the costs, would it be possible to negotiate something on the purchase price?

Yes, I am aware of that and it is completely fine, I am just interested in as many opinions and personal experiences as possible. In the short term, nothing else is considered. The plot comes to us through family contact. The costs are not so well known to her in that form, but she does know that it has to be connected. And that is my approach... depending on the effort, this will certainly be part of the price negotiation. If the plot were basically worth 100k, i.e. 200€/m2, and there would be follow-up costs of 60k to finally be able to build, then it is of course an argument that alternatively a plot could be bought for 300-320€/m2, which would cause correspondingly less effort. That effort is not only financial, it is also quite significant practical effort. And of course we have also set ourselves a healthy price limit. We only want to finance the building, everything else must be covered by equity. The advantage of the offer is that plots are also scarce here and both orientation, layout, and location would be pretty ideal for us. The entire plot she owns is about 2,200 sqm, she inherited it, she herself is of retirement age and basically does not use anything south of her house and it only causes work.

Yes great, you build it like that and then you can high five the neighbor through the window. I will correct that, it is not impossible, but it will be nonsensical. Good heavens. The OP lives in a region where land values are relatively low. Therefore, the probability is high that he will simply find a more suitable plot.

I would need long arms for that... Nonsense, your statements. You can tell some people miss the regulars' table. Sorry for OT to the OP, but my pretty little house cries when I leave it like that.