Wait with the building application because of the child construction allowance

I have been reading here for a while and I think the money would have been good for us too, but actually not necessary and above all this subsidy will be swallowed by the construction companies.

And 120m2 is sufficient, just look at the Town & Country lifestyle 120, this house would be eligible for funding and the floor plan is sufficient.

...and if a third child is planned, do you put them in the utility room or where? A house should not be planned shortsightedly!

But what forces you to build a house according to the [Baukindergeld] regulation? Anyone who builds beyond that is spending the [Baukindergeld] anyway on personal luxuries. That's not what it's meant for at all.

but actually not necessary and above all the construction companies will swallow this subsidy.

It's just stupid that the construction companies also swallow the subsidy from those who don't get anything at all

Anyway, let's wait calmly and see what really comes out in the end in a few days.

Funny how everyone is calculating back and forth now. I’m curious who will approve the money and whether there are experts who correctly interpret [Hauswirtschaftsraum, Terrasse und co].

It is about 120 sqm of living space here, isn't it? That is completely sufficient... We planned 118 sqm, with 2 children's rooms and a work/guest room!

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

But you do know that they offer different house sizes, right? Slabs always look tiny, have you ever stood inside a finished one? I find the room sizes completely normal. Only in the center of the ground floor is it a bit dark, but I'm sensitive to that and I see such areas in almost all houses I know. It might be better in the end house with side windows, I don't know. There's no need to argue about the appearance. They are not incredibly beautiful, but in my opinion, that also applies to many new buildings.