Realize house construction financing or let it fail?

It is quite likely that the tendering process did not work particularly well. However, I must also say that at the end of April I myself tried as an alternative to obtain prices from three general contractors. Two immediately said they were overloaded, the third wanted to submit an offer with price adjustment clauses, pointing out that a construction start before mid-2022 was unlikely.

Sorry but what you are experiencing was already the case in 2019. I have already written to many here in 2019 that you can forget about being able/planned to start with a reputable shell builder within one year after the building permit or even just expecting this.

Sorry, but what you are experiencing was already like this in 2019. I already wrote to many people here in 2019 that you can forget about starting with a reputable shell builder within one year after the building permit has been granted / being planned for it or expecting this only.

You see, 1,000 opinions! Yesterday it was asked how it could be that four months after the permit has been granted, construction has not yet started.

I cannot imagine that the order books of the general contractors will stay full for long at these prices, the price increases came too fast and too high

This is my understanding of the market economy. However, different privileges have applied in construction for years. As long as there are no interest rates, money flows endlessly into the construction industry from institutional and private investors, especially out of fear of inflation. And even before 2021, prices rose faster than one could save equity. Added to this are the government investment programs and the disasters.

If I am realistic, then currently a single-family house on a flat plot with a concrete slab and a prefabricated garage is still possible. An average person can still afford that. For now.

I think the answers speak for themselves.

I completely agree because it does not meet my financial criteria. However, I would still remove them.

If I am being realistic, then currently a single-family house on a flat plot with a slab foundation and a prefabricated garage is still feasible.

As said: Without special conditions, the (concrete) prefabricated garage hardly saves anything. Otherwise, I’m glad to at least still belong to the normal ones. :)