Total cost statement

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The breakdown of total costs contains all costs that arise in the acquisition or construction of a property , such as the acquisition costs ( purchase price and ancillary costs ), the equity and borrowed funds contained in the financing plan and the cost of raising funds .

For construction costs there are precise regulations in standards, how the cost groups are structured. These values ​​are e.g. B. important for the comparison of several objects or buildings. On the basis of these comparable costs, rough guideline values ​​for expected costs can be calculated, such as construction costs per m² of gross floor area or m³ of gross room volume . It is also important to have precise knowledge of the property, especially in the case of conversions, renovations or technically difficult building projects. In such cases, the planning department must try to rule out all unpredictable cases as far as possible, e.g. B. by carefully examining the subsoil or the building fabric. In any case, there should be reserves.

Individual evidence

  1. Ulrike Götz, expertise in real estate loan brokerage ..., VVW Karlsruhe, 2018 restricted preview

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