Plots and houses in boom regions

I live in a boom region, had been looking for a plot or a house for a long time. When I then see the prices on Immoscout etc., I often get really angry. Particularly, the following things bother me:

- A developer offers a very expensive ugly plot overpriced, but that is not enough: You even have to build an outrageously expensive house with him, so that the single-family house in a small village then costs almost 600,000 euros. "Living close to nature"

- Nearly dilapidated single-family houses with 90 square meters of living space from the 1960s are offered at prices for which you can get a new single-family house with 120 square meters with 100,000 euros more. "Lover's object for the craftsman family"

- "Bauernwartungsland" is sold at prices of 40 to 50% of the normal plot prices, a call to the city then results in nice hints like "nature reserve," "archaeological monuments," or "water protection area," or it is still designated for "agriculture" for a longer time.

- Naive private individuals who demand moon prices: renovated houses from the 1970s that cost more than a new building + plot. "Absolutely like-new gem" (with almost 50 years on their back)

- When 1000-inhabitant communities 100 kilometers away are defined as "[Einzugsgebiet München]" just because you can reach a train station in 30 minutes, whose trains are in Munich in 50 minutes.

Sometimes I really want to write to people that what they are doing is almost deception and rip-off. It seems as if many are waiting for the one "fool" who is willing to pay one and a half or twice the market value.

Just wanted to write it down... The gain in insight from this thread is certainly not very big.

I sometimes really find offers here that look good at first glance. Until somewhere in the [Expose] it states that the property is only leasehold, so not included in the price. But let them try. Maybe someone will be found. Some just test or would only sell if someone actually goes along with the inflated price.

It seems as if many are waiting for the one "fool" who is willing to pay one and a half or double the market value already.

Out of fear that next year it could already be triple, the fool even comes before winter.

And suddenly it is the market price and today's buyers are not so stupid anymore...

Out of fear that next year it could already be triple, the fool even comes before winter.

Yes, that's just the experience from the last few years. I am annoyed that I didn't buy a plot of land five years ago because it seemed like an exorbitant price at the time, and now I have to see that building plots have become even more expensive today. That's why people are willing to pay astronomical prices because it will probably be much more expensive next year.

You are simply willing to pay sky-high prices because it will probably get even more expensive next year.

I say, usually bubbles also burst again.