What can I expect when a house is built "turnkey" – what has been your experience with this?
When a company promises that the house "is completely turnkey, so you only need to move in your furniture" (for example, on the homepage), I generally expect the house to be ready to move into, including floors, painting, a fitted kitchen, etc. Am I correct in this assumption, or could I be disappointed?
When a company promises that the house "is completely turnkey, so you only need to move in your furniture" (for example, on the homepage), I generally expect the house to be ready to move into, including floors, painting, a fitted kitchen, etc. Am I correct in this assumption, or could I be disappointed?
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HilfeHilfe9 Feb 2015 13:24ypg schrieb:
Such costs are generally the responsibility of the builder, meaning the landowner.In our case, EVERYTHING was included (except for special requests, e.g., Villeroy & Boch). Also, ALL utility connection fees were covered. We had it confirmed in writing.
HilfeHilfe schrieb:
So with us, EVERYTHING was included (except for special requests like Villeroy & Boch). Also ALL development costs. We had it confirmed in writing.Was it a developer in your case?
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HilfeHilfe9 Feb 2015 13:40ypg schrieb:
Was your builder a developer?Yes, exactly.
The developer bought the entire building site from the city (with the condition that they would cover the infrastructure development costs).
You could only build with or buy through them.
They simply recouped the development costs through the price.
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