Wait with the building application because of the child construction allowance

Well, tough luck. If I subtract utility room (heating, ventilation, electricity, gas - nothing more fits in there) and second hallway (oh wonder, single-family houses usually have 1.5 - 2 floors) from my building project, I would be under 120.

Congratulations to the condominium buyers - they are indeed rarely over 120m2. Houses are out.

To the point. The majority of house builders are out.. 100% of all full-storey houses

Bonus question: Who would voluntarily build smaller because of the Baukindergeld? So 119.99 sqm!

As much as I otherwise agree with your post – what is that supposed to mean? German terraced houses are certainly not very individual due to the system, but they are not particularly small. Not bad either. If they were being built here in town, I would have taken one immediately…

Yes, I do think they are bad. The settlements look terrible and the little bit of space (I once stood in front of a foundation slab and wondered how three houses could fit on it) that remains ... well. I find them almost uninhabitable in terms of width. What do they have, 4.5m or so? Creepy. But whatever, they cost as much as an apartment. For me, they are the single-family house counterpart to prefabricated panel buildings. You could just put containers there; it would be the same.

If you want to live with your family in the 45sqm unit, then yes

Now be honest, you can figure out the answer yourself, right?

Yes, but the disappointment is great since it has been planned for a long time. (That's why I'm not a #luckrider, as the poster above you suggested)

And thank you for the friendly tone. Obviously, not everyone can manage that.

Another 120sqm are hardly ever built here in the area. Does anyone know the development area in Adelsdorf "Seaside"? There, the smallest terraced house in the middle has 150sqm. Ground floor, upper floor, and studio on a 130sqm plot

Yes, but the disappointment is great since it has been planned for a long time. (That's also why no #Glücksritter, as the poster above you suggested)

And thank you for the friendly tone. Obviously, not everyone can manage that.

Sorry, it was nice but assertive.