Newly built - build again right now?

  • Erstellt am 2017-06-04 21:51:54

raffa

2017-06-04 22:27:50
  • #1
You mean a little green solves the problem?
 

Kaspatoo

2017-06-04 22:53:47
  • #2
if it burdens you mentally and you absolutely cannot come to terms with it, then you just have to get out of there

from that perspective, selling without a loss or renting out would be the best option

otherwise try to deal with the circumstance:
- new windows and walls with better noise protection (but makes little sense in a new building)
- soundproof wall (may cost light and view)
- install sound-absorbing acoustic walls inside, they reduce the room size but might help somewhat
- other sound absorbers (there are now certain high tech solutions, talk to an expert)
- simply live with it

in the end, you of course have to consider your financial situation
and for the next plot purchase, as a precaution you should spend a night in the tent during the week (not on the weekend) so you can better assess the new building site
 

11ant

2017-06-05 01:33:35
  • #3
Exactly. However, I don’t mean geraniums for the balcony. What is usually sorely missing at first in new housing developments are sound diffusers (like bushes) and absorbers (like shrubs, also ground cover), and even the, in my opinion, hideous modern gabions (which always look as if someone had put oversized beams full of coal pieces into the garden) can be useful there. Also, "Tahiti á la Kleinkrotzenburg" (the triad of woven fence – reed mat – textile covering) may look like cough syrup tastes, but works just as well. If you let sound waves play squash to their heart’s content between bare walls and bare floor surfaces, then they will. Such basic knowledge of biological acoustic construction seems to have not been taught to today’s builders anymore.
 

ypg

2017-06-05 01:34:49
  • #4


True words!

Regards, Yvonne
 

tomtom79

2017-06-05 06:09:06
  • #5


Whereas a truck remains a truck and no miracles are to be expected.

@te
How do you explain to the new owner that you are selling?
 

Alex85

2017-06-05 07:03:59
  • #6
So if you ended up around +- 0 ... that would be luck, the incidental acquisition costs are gone and a new build is like a new car ... whoever spends that money can also build new themselves. Unfinished exterior facilities and possibly other remaining work would suggest to me as a buyer that something is wrong, bankruptcy, divorce, mold. That speaks more against +-0 for me. Maybe something can still be optimized. The walls are set for now but maybe the windows of the bedrooms can be selectively swapped? Sure, if the wall ends up being the weak point ... is the house actually located in a noise level zone according to the development plan? How was the exposure to the street assessed in the environmental report?
 

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