ᐅ Condensation on the hinge side of the front door frame

Hello everyone,
in winter, we unfortunately notice that on the door frame at the hinge side of our front door, there is often condensation (not just in one spot but actually along almost the entire height of the door with some interruptions). Sometimes there is so much that it runs down inside the door frame when the door is closed, leaving a small wet spot on the stone in front of the door. Or there is a small puddle on the door threshold.
Is this normal with well-insulated doors nowadays? It is normal for condensation to form on the inside, for example at the bottom of a window. But here, could it be an air-tightness issue to the outside that allows moisture in the form of humid air to enter the door frame?
Thank you all, and greetings from BaWü 🙂

Warm air escapes there and causes condensation.
Have the door adjusted by the general contractor or at your own expense.
If someone knowledgeable is available, have all the windows and doors adjusted and oiled as well,
this significantly extends the lifespan of windows and doors.
It is stamped on the frames: oil annually.
This maintenance must be carried out on site for over 50 years.