Karlsson
2023-02-16 21:50:04
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At the end of last year, we were offered a very nice plot of land by a lucky coincidence. It was a return from the last new development area. The previous owners missed the three-year deadline to build. Everyone else ahead of us on the waiting list no longer wanted the plot, and now we just took the opportunity. In the last few weeks, we have informed ourselves at various model houses and factory tours of prefabricated house manufacturers and are currently a bit overwhelmed about how best to come to a decision. I can't just sign a contract anywhere now and see what kind of house ends up being built and how expensive it will be. And I also can't commission plans from several manufacturers for X thousand euros just to compare what the fun will finally cost me. But somehow, I have to plan the right house for us on this exact plot. How did you go about making your decision?
We would like to build ecologically and sustainably, and I was shocked at the prices we have been confronted with so far. Frammelsberger Holzhaus and Stommel Haus estimate about 3500 EUR per square meter, without the base slab and garage, but at least for EH40. We also visited the architect who built with our neighbors, and he estimates the same amount, but at least including the base slab and carport, although only EH55, and with an architect-designed house, I definitely have to plan a considerable buffer. I don't even want to think about the NH class. Have prefabricated houses or timber frame constructions really become that expensive? Who is supposed to pay for that anymore?
We would like to build ecologically and sustainably, and I was shocked at the prices we have been confronted with so far. Frammelsberger Holzhaus and Stommel Haus estimate about 3500 EUR per square meter, without the base slab and garage, but at least for EH40. We also visited the architect who built with our neighbors, and he estimates the same amount, but at least including the base slab and carport, although only EH55, and with an architect-designed house, I definitely have to plan a considerable buffer. I don't even want to think about the NH class. Have prefabricated houses or timber frame constructions really become that expensive? Who is supposed to pay for that anymore?