Hello everyone, sorry for my poor German. My wife and I have just purchased a plot of land and plan to start building in early 2022. The problem is that the property cost more than we expected and has used up part of our budget for the house. My question is, is it possible to build a 160 m2 (1,722 sq ft) house with a budget of 350,000, including construction costs and everything that comes with it? Thanks in advance.
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Bigmack15514 Mar 2021 12:09The exterior landscaping, garage, and so on will be financed from a different budget or built 1-2 years later. Has anyone had experience with a prefabricated house kit (e.g., Ytong), and is it realistic to do some of the work yourself to save costs?
rick2018 schrieb:
Very unlikely in BW. My guess is at least 400k. How do you come to BW?
The Hebel/Ytong/Silka prefab house kit is definitely not bad and does save a noticeable amount of money, but on the other hand, this shouldn’t be overestimated. The shell construction does not make up as large a financial portion of the house as its visible contribution to the shaping of the building might suggest. If choosing a kit, in my opinion, aerated concrete is better than formwork blocks. However, Hebel has more potential beyond just the labor involved in masonry work.
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Bigmack15514 Mar 2021 12:5011ant schrieb:
A prefabricated house kit using Hebel/Ytong/Silka aerated concrete is quite good and does save a noticeable amount of money, but this should not be overestimated. The shell construction does not represent as large a financial share of the total house cost as its visible contribution to the house’s appearance might suggest. If going for a kit house, in my opinion, aerated concrete is better than formwork blocks. However, Hebel also offers more potential than just the personal labor involved in masonry work. B
Bigmack15514 Mar 2021 12:51Which levers are you referring to?
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