Turnkey Construction Land and Prices

I can’t keep up with the calculation anymore
The base slab costs five figures, calling it additional construction costs in the same breath distorts the overview and causes confusion when making comparisons.
The 40000, that is the inheritance, when will you have it? One can easily wait 2 years or more...
I also wanted a Danwood house. The construction service description is not exactly clear: 2 pages + colorful surcharge catalog

Hello,

The base price of the house is €157,000, you can see that there is enough buffer included for customization.
On average, most upgrade by €30-40k for prefabricated houses...

If such amounts – for upgrading to the dream house – are accepted so naturally, then I am definitely doing something wrong. Because from the beginning, I offer a piece of house with the desired equipment at a fixed price. Additional costs of €30-40k very, very rarely occur; if they do, it is often in connection with subsequent upgrades regarding KNX and/or switching to a built masonry garage.

For comparison: your offer of €205k (even with a €20k buffer!) and €225k as the regular price for a masonry single-family house (Kfw 70) of comparable size including foundation slab and turnkey (without painting and floor coverings). A rogue who thinks of a too sparing use of building/equipment materials at this difference. But the assumption that €40k will be enough for ancillary building costs and a self-built garage also fits.

Rhenish greetings

I can’t keep up with the calculation anymore
The base slab costs a five-figure sum, calling it incidental construction costs in the same breath distorts the overview and causes confusion when making comparisons.
The 40,000, the inheritance, when will you actually have it? You can easily wait two years or more...
I also once wanted a Danwood house. The building service description is not very informative: 2 pages + colorful extra price catalog

Yes, I know, some costs are not yet where they actually belong, that will follow when I have time and, as I said, when we actually have our real offer from Danwood, for that we have to wait for our market on which plot of land will actually be allocated to us, that also plays a role.

If such sums – for upgrading the dream house – are accepted so matter-of-factly, I am definitely doing something wrong I offer a piece of house with the desired equipment at a fixed price from the start. Surcharges of EUR 30-40k very, very rarely occur; if they do, it is often in connection with subsequent upgrading in terms of KNX and/or switching to a masonry garage.

For comparison: Your offer EUR 205k (even with a buffer EUR 20k!) and EUR 225k as a regular price for a masonry single-family house (KfW 70) of comparable size including base slab and turnkey (excluding painting work + floor coverings). A scoundrel who thinks of overly economical use of construction/finishing materials at this difference. The assumption that EUR 40k for incidental construction costs and self-built garage will be enough fits with this as well

I don’t accept anything at all, as I said that was a rough guideline from our sales department.
I can say more precisely when we have actually completed the selections, then exact figures will also come.
It is quite possible that we might switch again, but first we wait, as I said Danwood is currently our favorite.

A fundamental discussion about whether solid or prefabricated houses is pointless here in my opinion. The fact is that we do not want to do any personal work due to the time we have privately available and turnkey would be significantly more expensive with solid construction.

Have you dealt with the wall structure? Can you live with it (no installation level, only clad with plasterboard, PE foil + polystyrene installed)? The rest of the construction description was too colorful and confusing for me...

A fundamental discussion about whether to choose solid or prefabricated houses is, in my opinion, pointless here. The fact is that we do not want to do any own work due to the time we have available privately, and turnkey with solid construction would be significantly more expensive.

I am not discussing prefabricated or solid house construction; both have their justification ... but also comparable prices

Rhenish greetings

A fundamental discussion about whether to choose solid construction or prefabricated houses doesn't make sense here in my opinion. The fact is that we do not want to do any personal work due to the time we have available privately, and turn-key with solid construction would be significantly more expensive.

So far, I have not seen a comparison that honestly compares timber frame construction and "solid" construction in a way that could be called factual.

That would really be interesting!