Yes sure, prices have to keep rising, otherwise the "secure old prices now" FOMO argument won't work. But a while ago, a podcaster from the site with the expert for prefab houses (I'm putting it that way, last time I got a warning from an advertiser there, but I think it was because of the suffix 'dot' and then the TLD for Germany) also predicted that prices would remain stable and there would then be discounts off the list price. On Insta I just saw their wording: Construction prices will slightly decrease in 2024, they've already noticed that in recent months. So next year the list prices might rise again by about 10% and then they just grant a 20% discount. Because construction prices can't go down. That doesn't exist. That would mean deflation. Historically they have only ever risen, why should it suddenly be different? And truck tolls will also be increased next year (or were already increased at the beginning of the month, right?). And just the big prefab house providers have actually only talked about "slightly declining demand" until mid-year, they certainly don't need a price reduction, that only exists with butter at Aldi, but not with such an individual product as a house.