Albatro
2022-03-16 20:22:48
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Hello everyone
We currently have the option of a building plot that seems very attractive to us.
Brief key data:
We have now received the standard land values from the municipality, which are 100 € per square meter, including connection and development costs.
As a construction novice, I am currently immersing myself more and more in the construction world thanks to this forum (it's incredible how much knowledge is in here :-)) - but basically could not find answers to two questions:
I know the actual value depends on many other factors, but for now we want a fundamental understanding of how certain things should be interpreted. Thank you very much for your support!
I tried to find a similar question by searching the forum but was not successful. If I simply wasn’t smart enough to search, please excuse the question. :-)
We currently have the option of a building plot that seems very attractive to us.
Brief key data:
[*]800m2 plot in a rural area
[*]Elongated plot, 20x40m
[*]The street is on the short side on both ends, neighbor plots are on the long sides
[*]The plot has a steep slope (approx. 20% gradient)
[*]The plot is completely undeveloped
We have now received the standard land values from the municipality, which are 100 € per square meter, including connection and development costs.
As a construction novice, I am currently immersing myself more and more in the construction world thanks to this forum (it's incredible how much knowledge is in here :-)) - but basically could not find answers to two questions:
[*]There is a distinction between public and internal development costs. Are both types of development costs included in the standard land values, or are only the public development costs included? Or to ask differently: If we simply calculate with the standard land values, do we need to subtract the approximate costs for public and internal development to determine the land value more accurately?
[*]A sloped location is on the one hand something nice, on the other hand it is not so easy/cheap to build on. Are sloped plots therefore valued somewhat higher or lower compared to the standard land value?
I know the actual value depends on many other factors, but for now we want a fundamental understanding of how certain things should be interpreted. Thank you very much for your support!
I tried to find a similar question by searching the forum but was not successful. If I simply wasn’t smart enough to search, please excuse the question. :-)