ᐅ Is the Energy Saving Regulation from 2021 making new construction unaffordable?
Created on: 11 Jan 2019 12:32
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Theodorius11 Jan 2019 12:32Hello!
My banker told me that I shouldn’t wait much longer with my new build because starting in 2021, regulations will change so drastically that new constructions will cost 20-25% more than they do today.
Assuming I could afford it – wouldn’t it be clever from a speculative point of view to build a multi-family house BEFORE 2021 and consider it a retirement investment?
My banker used the term “concrete gold.”
My banker told me that I shouldn’t wait much longer with my new build because starting in 2021, regulations will change so drastically that new constructions will cost 20-25% more than they do today.
Assuming I could afford it – wouldn’t it be clever from a speculative point of view to build a multi-family house BEFORE 2021 and consider it a retirement investment?
My banker used the term “concrete gold.”
Looks like someone wants to spend money.
If it should come to that, which is still uncertain, the current Passive House standard would become the norm. Just roughly speaking.
Passive house construction has long since moved beyond the early stages, and no, it is not necessarily more expensive if you work with a specialist provider.
Not so long ago, KFW 55 was considered an unaffordable concept. Now it is standard and being built less?
If it should come to that, which is still uncertain, the current Passive House standard would become the norm. Just roughly speaking.
Passive house construction has long since moved beyond the early stages, and no, it is not necessarily more expensive if you work with a specialist provider.
Not so long ago, KFW 55 was considered an unaffordable concept. Now it is standard and being built less?
Theodorius schrieb:
My banker used the term "concrete gold"How old is he? Over 70?
You really seem to be a troll, considering how you move through the forum... I’m guessing Maximus Baumann?
Anyway, carry on. I find the questions entertaining! Great!
It is Friday after all... people tend to ask more questions since lenders clock off early around noon...
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Theodorius11 Jan 2019 12:55Dear ypg, you also have the option to simply ignore me. You already approached me personally in my very first topic... I think that says it all.
Theodorius schrieb:
Also, dear ypg, you always have the option to simply ignore me. You already attacked me personally in my very first thread... I think that says it all.Yes, that’s him.
I’m telling you: keep going. For now, I really like your concept.
The “rainwater goes straight to the lawn,” fixed-glass roller shutters, low-maintenance garden...
but in some cases, you do go a bit overboard with your questions, like here as well.
P.S. I didn’t even respond to your first thread... the following ones I was polite!