Hello,
In 2021, I was able to reserve a building plot in a new development area for a semi-detached house. The release of the development area is planned for autumn 2022. The goal is to move in by autumn 2023.
So far, no neighbor has been found for the adjacent plot.
I can’t wait much longer because I need to award the contract for the basement excavation. Of course, I would like to plan together with a neighbor.
The notarization appointment for the semi-detached house plot is scheduled for January.
I plan to wait for a neighbor as long as possible. Otherwise, due to the fixed move-in date of autumn 2023, I will have to start building my semi-detached house alone, without a neighbor.
Please share your experience and opinions with me.
Would you withdraw? I might still be able to switch at short notice to a still-available, less attractive plot for a detached house.
The plot for the semi-detached house is nice, and I would prefer it over the plot for the detached house.
I have never seen a single semi-detached house standing alone. Also, regarding a situation where the neighbor does not want a basement and would then have to follow my building style, I think this is not an ideal start to a new neighborhood... I also think that when the neighbor builds their half, there might be damage to my house wall.
What speaks against starting the build alone, with the risk that a neighbor might only be found months or one or two years later? The semi-detached house shouldn’t collapse in the meantime, right?
Best regards!
In 2021, I was able to reserve a building plot in a new development area for a semi-detached house. The release of the development area is planned for autumn 2022. The goal is to move in by autumn 2023.
So far, no neighbor has been found for the adjacent plot.
I can’t wait much longer because I need to award the contract for the basement excavation. Of course, I would like to plan together with a neighbor.
The notarization appointment for the semi-detached house plot is scheduled for January.
I plan to wait for a neighbor as long as possible. Otherwise, due to the fixed move-in date of autumn 2023, I will have to start building my semi-detached house alone, without a neighbor.
Please share your experience and opinions with me.
Would you withdraw? I might still be able to switch at short notice to a still-available, less attractive plot for a detached house.
The plot for the semi-detached house is nice, and I would prefer it over the plot for the detached house.
I have never seen a single semi-detached house standing alone. Also, regarding a situation where the neighbor does not want a basement and would then have to follow my building style, I think this is not an ideal start to a new neighborhood... I also think that when the neighbor builds their half, there might be damage to my house wall.
What speaks against starting the build alone, with the risk that a neighbor might only be found months or one or two years later? The semi-detached house shouldn’t collapse in the meantime, right?
Best regards!
Hausbautraum20 schrieb:
That sounds intense!
I would really love to see it sometime. It’s probably understandable that I can’t just post my neighbor’s cabin here. I’ll try to find some meaningful photos in the next few days anyway. 😉
There is no requirement that semi-detached houses must be built as identical units, unless the land use plan (_BPlan_) specifies this. Just because developers choose the easier option and/or offer it as a cost-effective solution to the buyer/building owner, resulting in a twin house design, this is neither law nor mandatory.
lalala-lalala schrieb:
So, my takeaway is: if I build the semi-detached house with a basement, then it’s 80% okay. I will arrange the insulation of the party wall with the house builder separately, since the neighbor does not exist yet. No, it’s not a question of being “okay,” but rather your personal choice whether to build with a basement or not. If you decide “for a basement,” given that your neighbor’s decision is still unknown, it is 80% “the safer option.” Whether you want to permanently insulate the shared wall can only be decided by you. The builder will say, “You are the client.” For example, you can have an External Thermal Insulation Composite System (ETICS) wall on your side of this wall.
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lastdrop schrieb:
Because there are regions where not everyone can afford a 400 sqm (4,300 sq ft) plot for 500k ...The plots are almost the same size. And at 500,000 euros, an additional 10,000–20,000 euros doesn’t make much difference.Similar topics