Which property would you take?

Usually an indication that for some reasons they were not exactly popular.

If you have a new development with 35 plots, everyone picks the best ones. But that does not mean that the remaining lots are bad or unsuitable.

A huge drawback in this case is the developer restriction ...

Real estate transfer tax only applies to the land in this case. At least according to the initial discussion with Artek.

Caution!!!

Where do you see a bumpy track there?!

In both construction areas I see, to put it kindly, "nonlinear" elevation changes. I suspect that this will also apply when broken down to the individual plots.

A huge drawback in this case is the developer restriction

Unfortunately, that’s true, but otherwise it is hardly possible to get interesting plots of land in the Rostock area. We still have an appointment with Rostow on Thursday, but I don’t think they have more for us.

In both construction areas I see, to put it mildly, "nonlinear" height variations. I suspect this will also apply when broken down to the individual plots.

There are height indications also in the construction areas. You have to zoom in a lot. No more than 1m difference was recognizable there. Plot 25 has a marker each in the north and south, so it is basically level,

After all, with the developer, the soil is his risk

It's with the developer, the ground is his risk

It depends on the reference height point.

30. Only one street and a dead end. Then as close as possible to the street and you have sun in the garden all day. Unless a steel mill is built in the industrial area. Then better not.