Turnkey prefabricated house - total price okay?

Thanks for the short answer, but it doesn't really help because the reasons are missing.

oh man construction expert, how can you not provide reasons for your answers?

what else is so missing that a house construction is not possible at that price?

Wrong! The question must be: What do I have to remove so that house construction is possible at this price?

Search around the forum a bit, costs are discussed here all day long. You will surely find something.......

Regards

For 200TEUR you will get at most 'your' house, but built in 1970 and without any renovations. Including a bathroom in moss green or Bahama beige.

Do you have an idea of how much the price per square meter of land is in your area?

Hello,

Thanks for the short answer, which doesn’t really help because the reasons are missing. Why, for example, two-story yes and bungalow no?

How much should I calculate for a house without land? Completely turnkey?

E.Curb has already given you the hint to read here on the HBF!

I am tired of answering the same questions over and over when reading up a bit – before posting recklessly here – is not too much to ask. Always letting others do the work is not exactly what I understand by asking for help

Kind regards

Hello,


E.Curb has already given you the hint to read here on the HBF!

I am tired of answering the same questions over and over again when reading something - before posting here recklessly - is not too much to ask. Always letting others do the work is not exactly what I understand by asking for help

Kind regards

oh, you guys seem pretty annoyed here.
That is not helpful. And responding with arrogance is not appropriate either.
Of course, I could also sift through the forum for hours and days. But what I am looking for are current figures and not ones from 1900 and 2000... A lot has changed since then.

Instead of being so unfriendly to newcomers here, it would surely be better not to respond at all.

: thanks. I have a similar offer, however from Weberhaus. But since the provider is expensive anyway and the house was also expensive, I thought it might be possible for less. We definitely do not want to do any work ourselves.
We could add a bit more on top of the 200.
We would definitely save if we could take a smaller plot. But that will probably be at least 450 for a single house. For a semi-detached house, more like 300. The price per sqm is between 310-330. Surely there will be additional fees.

With a semi-detached house, the question then is how that would even work. Of course, we want to move in quickly - hence the prefabricated house - but is there even a neighbor who wants the same?

Of course, I can also rummage through the forum for hours and days. But what I am looking for are current figures and not ones from 1900 and 2000... A lot has changed since then.

who seeks shall find! Also current figures

Simplified illustration:

square bungalow:
100 m2 floor area has a floor plan of 10mx10 m
That means
Walls: 4 x 10m wall length x 2.5m story height = 100m² wall
Base slab 10x10m = 100m² base slab
Roof 10.50m² * 10.50m² = 110m² roof
Total exterior surface = 310m²

square 2-story building
50 m2 floor area per story has a floor plan of 7.1mx7.1 m
That means
Walls: 4 x 7.1m wall length x 2.5m story height x 2 stories = 142m² wall
Base slab 7.1x7.1m = 50m² base slab
Roof 7.6m² * 7.6m² = 58m² roof
Total exterior surface = 250m²

You see overall the 2-story building has less exterior surface with the same total floor area.
How the unit prices per m² roof (incl. insulation), wall (incl. insulation and plaster) and base slab (incl. groundworks) are, I cannot answer for you. I assume the wall is still the cheapest there.
Only the staircase comes as an additional cost for the 2-story building and you have to additionally calculate the area for the staircase.

You will come to the same result if you compare a square house with a rectangular house.
A cube simply has the least exterior surface relative to the interior volume. (unless you plan a spherical house)