Hello,
We have been on a potential interested parties list for a new housing development that is expected to be built within a foreseeable time frame for about a year now.
Yesterday, we received an “Expression of Interest - Response” from the city. Besides the usual details like name, address, etc., there were also some questions about the building style, the number of housing units, whether it’s a single-family house or something else. They also asked about the approximate plot size, when we plan to build, and what I find quite strange, “how much we are roughly willing to pay.” Do you think the city is already filtering potential candidates based on this or are they only accepting those who are willing to pay the most?
Additionally, the form needs to be signed, but I assume this is just non-binding, right? The title of this PDF makes me a bit cautious.
Thanks in advance for your help and opinions!
We have been on a potential interested parties list for a new housing development that is expected to be built within a foreseeable time frame for about a year now.
Yesterday, we received an “Expression of Interest - Response” from the city. Besides the usual details like name, address, etc., there were also some questions about the building style, the number of housing units, whether it’s a single-family house or something else. They also asked about the approximate plot size, when we plan to build, and what I find quite strange, “how much we are roughly willing to pay.” Do you think the city is already filtering potential candidates based on this or are they only accepting those who are willing to pay the most?
Additionally, the form needs to be signed, but I assume this is just non-binding, right? The title of this PDF makes me a bit cautious.
Thanks in advance for your help and opinions!
tomtom79 schrieb:
Where can you find a development area like that? 70 euros per square meter and new schools, daycare centers, etc.
And again, read the minutes of the municipal council meetings.
@11ant you are right, I got that mixed up.Are the minutes publicly accessible?
tomtom79 schrieb:
Where can you find a development like this? 70 euros per square meter (approximately 6.5 USD per square foot) and new school, daycare, etc.
And again, read the minutes of the town council meetings.
@11ant you’re right, I mixed that up. As I said, that was the price on the other side of town without a school or daycare nearby.
I think the price will definitely be higher here, but of course I hope it will stay within a reasonable range. (The town has about 7,000 inhabitants but a lot of industry with around 2,000 jobs and really everything you need for daily life, including a branch office of the district administration.)
MichiQM schrieb:
Is it possible to view the minutes publicly?Usually available on the municipality’s website.