Tom1978
2021-11-08 14:54:19
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The development plan basically states how you are allowed to build. Which regulations must be followed, etc. If you don't yet have the exact dimensions of the plot, it is naturally difficult.
We have already had catalogs sent to us. I really like a house from Wolf. We have already visited a similar one as a show house. It is just too big for us. That's why I asked the Wolf consultant if it is possible to have the house smaller. He replied, yes, that's possible, we should just come by for a meeting.
I just wonder whether it already makes sense now, or if one should wait until having the land.
On the other hand, I think to myself, then you roughly know whether it is feasible and what the price looks like.
Whether it is feasible, you have to know yourself. Roughly take for the house: €2,500 * sqm + ancillary building costs of €30,000-50,000. In addition, outdoor facilities, kitchen, furniture, floors. Then you roughly have a house price. Your net household income (minus commitments/loans) multiply by 108. Then you roughly have an overview of whether you can afford it.
If you find a house you like and you want to build it, then talk to the construction company. It doesn't cost anything. But don't let them push anything on you. No pre-contracts because it gets cheaper, etc.