Bauexperte
2016-05-22 10:41:36
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Good morning,
That can’t be, because you continue writing:
So it is – as with the majority of builders anyway – about reliable numbers as a basis for your calculation. However, if it is really that tight, you should omit these fiddlings:
Every change costs money, a lot of money with this license provider:
I don’t know where you want to build in NRW, but for Rhein Kreis Neuss for example, the price generator on the provider’s website outputs a price of EUR 160,000 for the standard house. But 148 sqm cannot be built seriously at this price; not even in Münsterland, where construction costs are still comparatively cheap.
Before you – from my point of view – “tinker around” with the designs, you should first discuss and price the model house with your provider. You will quickly find out that quite a bit of what you consider standard must be purchased at an additional cost. This further confirms that the prices on the provider’s website serve to attract potential builders; mostly to be seen as entry prices.
Get yourself a comparative offer; that would be important to me in your place if the budget for the house construction is really as tight as you describe.
Rhineland regards
The costs are here not relevant.
That can’t be, because you continue writing:
In general, our cost framework looks very tight, so we check all points precisely for affordability and cannot afford an architect additionally who re-plans everything.
So it is – as with the majority of builders anyway – about reliable numbers as a basis for your calculation. However, if it is really that tight, you should omit these fiddlings:
We also liked the floor plan of this model house very much, so we did not make many changes.
Every change costs money, a lot of money with this license provider:
Thank you!
It is the Mitwachshaus 148 from Town & Country, mirrored.
I don’t know where you want to build in NRW, but for Rhein Kreis Neuss for example, the price generator on the provider’s website outputs a price of EUR 160,000 for the standard house. But 148 sqm cannot be built seriously at this price; not even in Münsterland, where construction costs are still comparatively cheap.
Before you – from my point of view – “tinker around” with the designs, you should first discuss and price the model house with your provider. You will quickly find out that quite a bit of what you consider standard must be purchased at an additional cost. This further confirms that the prices on the provider’s website serve to attract potential builders; mostly to be seen as entry prices.
Get yourself a comparative offer; that would be important to me in your place if the budget for the house construction is really as tight as you describe.
Rhineland regards