Why building a house almost always costs more than calculated

  • Erstellt am 2016-06-26 22:23:28

T21150

2016-07-01 20:18:16
  • #1


Well-built terraced houses: There is absolutely nothing against them, as I have seen almost 50 times in the immediate neighborhood.

Nice layouts - good constructions, very high living quality. Significant cost savings possible (fixed 80-100T with the same living space). Less garden/work.

The only disadvantage: The floors. I am glad that I only have one, after my accident and the still ongoing hip problems, which are easing though. But well - even here I had to go up the stairs with walking aids, it works.

Admittedly: I enjoy being able to walk conveniently around the house, that was what I wanted back then. However, looking at the neighbors next door in the terraced houses I see: It doesn't have to be that way, they all treat each other with so much respect and politeness. In retrospect: I could have bought one too, there were still some available at the time.

Best regards
Thorsten
 

Sir_Kermit

2016-07-03 17:54:25
  • #2
Hello,


Exactly for that reason, we are now building a small single-story bungalow as a retirement home.

On the actual topic:
The most important question from my point of view is: am I building for myself or for others? If a shower curtain is considered "social housing," as was said here, albeit ironically, but presumably based on a kernel of truth, then that somehow can't be good.
 

f-pNo

2016-07-04 09:15:01
  • #3


Since I read this here quite often:
I think the term doesn't really come to the intended builder's mind when they choose a shower door/open shower or decide against a shower curtain.

In my opinion, two other points are more relevant here:
1. People know the shower curtains from the past and no longer want them in that form.
When it comes to shower curtains, I always think of how we used to shower in the bathtub as kids, and the water would run down the shower curtain. Since it sometimes didn't end up in the tub for me, but (for whatever reason) went over the rim of the tub, the water then flowed on the outside onto the tiles. That didn't bother me as a kid – probably my mother did. That's why I didn't want a shower curtain. Of course, I know that shower curtains are also used with a normal shower – but my inner eye shows me the past.
2. The comparing/measuring with acquaintances described initially by . You can see it. They have it – that's great – I want that too. Or rather, I have to have it because XY has it too.
 

Steffen80

2016-07-04 11:25:49
  • #4


OFFTOPIC: Can you summarize that in a few sentences? I would be very interested...
 

tomtom79

2016-07-04 12:38:57
  • #5

Why can't I find the blog? Is there a direct link or are they not displayed in the mobile version?
 

kbt09

2016-07-04 12:45:41
  • #6
.. in the profile of 77.willo on the card "Information"
 

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