Hello, we recently purchased our plot of land and have two years until we need to start construction. Since we own a condominium, we want to take our time with the building process and plan everything carefully. A developer mentioned that it would be wise to start as soon as possible because energy efficiency regulations will become much stricter in 2016. In addition, building material costs are currently rising significantly. What do you think? Is the seller trying to pressure us without reason, or is he right? So far, we haven’t found a suitable floor plan or developer, and we still want to sell our apartment...
Bauexperte schrieb:
This varies by country. In North Rhine-Westphalia, for example, it is now between 2 and 3 years, depending on the municipality.That is quite short. Here, the permit is valid for 7 years.
Häusle77 schrieb:
The developer we visited yesterday also believes that building costs will rise significantly in 2016 and that KfW 70 will no longer be sufficient. Where can I find the updated energy-saving regulations for 2016?To be honest, I don’t understand your concern.
What is stopping you from submitting the building permit / planning permission application this year? You already have a plot of land and almost a whole year left to plan. I see you in a comfortable position.
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readytorumble2 Feb 2015 10:19Is the submission of the building application primarily determined by which regulation applies to the construction?
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Bauexperte2 Feb 2015 10:26Hello,
Yes. But only until the end of the year; after that, the stricter version will apply to everyone.
Regards, Bauexperte
readytorumble schrieb:
Is the submission date of the building application decisive for which regulations apply?
Yes. But only until the end of the year; after that, the stricter version will apply to everyone.
Regards, Bauexperte
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