House Cheaper than a Car?! UNBELIEVABLE Nürburgring Housing Market 

Indeed!

Not really. >Schuster, bleib bei deinen Leisten.

In my poorish area in Spain that house would be +400k. It's ridiculous.

They are, I'm actually looking at buying a second home in the Eifel region, prices are all over the place. Some are far, others are waaaaaaaay to pricey for what you're getting.

But still. For 365k in a huge house or for the same in an old, worn 2-bed room in Netherlands. Now we work more from home it's worth considering.

Probably, but if you took a look at the Real estate in Portugal 😂🤣 Our economy is dead for decades and still they ask like 200k€ for any decaying "barn".

@@stratomix333 go poland for 200k u can build a villa haha

think you missed davids point, this is for educated "REMOTE" work they dont go live there for the companies around there, They work remote. Im jealous

Then compare these prices to Canada...in many major cities a 20-25 year old, 200m3 home is 550,000 EUR-equivalent and up!

@@NoahBB Come to Switzerland...

@@NoahBB Canada is huge and there is for sure places in Canada that has houses for these prices too... I know someone who bought an 100m2 appartment in Gothenburg for €1.2m so there are for sure both ways

@@zer001 Switzerland vs Toronto & Vancouver. The ultimate battle of money launderers and overpriced real estate.

@@NoahBB here in North Germany a house which was build (I know) for way under 200.000 was sold for 480.000€ . Ist has around 130-140m3. Property around 500m3. It is no city here.

Better hurry up 😁

Thank you very much

lol no offense at all to Jens, I think that was a good presentation and a good smattering of the prices in the area, but since my mum was a broker I can only laugh at someone having an epiphany at the whole "location location location" thing. lol sorry. I wish you the best of luck and I hope Misha finds a fitting place.

Yeah I live in rural Germany and this matches up with the prices around here.

Yep You look for this kind of house in a city with a population over 500k for a price around 800k+

What are the laws that are crazy? I am completely uninformed.

Those laws have found there way to the US as well. When you have folks like Charles Schwab buying up politicians to push his narrative it become a threat to every facet of life. “You will own nothing, and like it”.

@@krismartin1181 I guess Nobody Noone is talking about the very strict laws concerning modifications of your car: most mods are illegal or it's quite expensive to get them approved, generally speaking.

@@prosaschleuder compared to where? The USA - most definately. Then again the overal level of maintenance on vehicles over here is higher as well due to the mandatory checks.

You can't have one without the other. You can't have the Autobahn with sections of unlimited speed and at the same time a liberal regulation allowing crazy project cars and/or no or only minor safety checks. That would be the perfect recipe for disaster. And looking at the statistics you can see that in the US this lack of regulation isn't working in first place. The US have strict speed limits but higher numbers of traffic related deaths (relative to population size) than Germany. Obviously our strict safety checks, rigorous training to get the driving license and strict regulation on modifications has a greater impact on road safety than the speed limits.

Yeah but this area is like the very north of Sweden. There is absolutely nothing besides nature and a race track.

Very true!

@TheFR Could get a pretty decent car for the track with the price difference!

German government will take roughly 50+% of your salery though, include this in your calculation when coming here, the taxes are crazy

@@gmt7550 Yea I'm in Ireland and sadly it's more or less the same!

@@gmt7550 50+% of your salary? you're above 275k yearly income? even that has only 45% though.

@@dragonsmonk Yes I do but that’s not the point… 😂 you realize that there is more to taxes than only income tax? If you consider sales tax (which is 19%) and other taxes like on fuel or alcohol even your average joe takes home less then 50% of his paycheck 😂

be quick... i told you at the end of the video =)

100%

It's not the right place for bar animals, ravers and club hoppers, that's for sure 😜

If it wasn't for my job, I wouldn't mind living there. But living there would get expensive real quick. After all, there would be no more excuse for not having a ringtool and a season pass for the Nordschleife. It's probably better if I just stick to sim racing, go to the virtual Nordschleife whenever I want to and visit the real one about every other month

Home-Office?

@@chirpaudio7552 as a mechanic that's kinda hard

Good luck with your projects mate 😉 ✌🏻

@@Briat763 is it that difficult 🤔🤔

You should move to the south. Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg are the German states where most of the automotive industry is located: Porsche, Mercedes, Audi, BMW

@@ole86 thanks a lot mate!! I would keep your suggestion in mind while selecting University.

Every country has its downsides

@@mgcharoudin to be fair, life in the countryside like the Eifel is still pretty nice , but most of the cities are turning into a mess

that is one of my favorites too

Your mortgage is tax deductible. So big mortgage over a long time has become the standard. In Canada, the primary residence is free for capital gains tax, but not the mortgage. So we want to pay off our mortgage to save interest carrying costs.

go for it....!!

Yes

@@mgcharoudin carmrade Boris

As a German living here I just want to mention that the next highways are 30min away, cities like Bonn 40min, cologne or Koblenz 1h; few jobs! Houses imho old, low energetic and with horrible room Layouts… yeah many views are nice tho but U get so used to that

@@stxrfox1k first of all, 2€/Liter Diesel 36% taxes on your income and a well-known socialist/eco terrorist Gov we stupidly have elected to fuck us off

If you want to compare to the US, this is more like living in deep Appalachia. Unless you're associated with the ring or work on the internet, there's really not much you can do there.

London is so out of touch with house pricing and what you get for your money. You’d probably find similar houses in North of the UK for similar money.

In Toronto Canada you cannot find a detached house for $1m.

Just as a warning, in my region of germany (like a 100km range around munich) you wont find any house below 800k. This is sadly not representative for all of germany. But for the Eifel i guess its still cheaper and a worthy option. Good luck with your issues and have fun on your visit if you ever get to it.

You weren’t Porsche perfect or did whats best for the crest

In our place (The Winnerath house in the vid) it is 80mb down 26mb up copper connection. Mobile signal is very good in the area (4G+ & 5G), but terrible in the house as the walls in old German houses are a meter thick!

Thank you, we love the place its such a great area to live 😃

In the village everyone calls this house "The Small House" it makes us laugh as we came from London and a small flat. it is far bigger than anything we could have dreamt of buying i the UK.

@@NerdburgChannel I wish I could have seen your face when he called it small. Knowing that you had moved there from London, I could imagine what you were thinking. Beautiful property btw, amazing value for money.

yeah I get 60-70 here in the North West of England in not a big city

vielen Dank!! =)

Don't think so tbh! Already gonna be in Croatia beginning of Sept on the other side

Yea definitely, our village is very much in the middle of nowhere. 5G available to.

Starlink is available in Germany if both your mobile internet and your landline connections are too slow. Unlimited (not really unlimited in most cases but a few hundred gb) mobile Internet start around €30/per Month and slow landline internet is available for like €20 including phone flat rate