Favourites
Most popular topics | Property and Real-Estateopen/close
- I feel bad... (15)
- What's the cheapest area ... (9)
- Nice living room... (8)
- House prices going down... (8)
- Berlin is still quite che... (6)
- flat in NEW YORK... (5)
- my shed... (5)
- Are Bokloks too expensive... (5)
- UK: Overvalued house pric... (3)
- When will Tesco's and Sai... (3)
- The house price bubble in... (3)
- Yorkshire... (3)
- Surely 'Esstate' is spelt... (2)
- Let's play a game: Guess ... (2)
- House prices in the UK... (2)
- Free houses... (2)
- Hot water - without gas, ... (2)
- Just thinking and calcula... (1)
- impossible for the first ... (1)
- Let's play a game: Guess ... (1)
- To hell with the uk!... (1)
- Keeping Turtles as pets..... (1)
- property and dating... (1)
- When is your mortgage run... (1)
- Living like a Hobbit... (1)
Latest topics | Property and Real-Estateopen/close
- Want to escape the rat ra...
- Hot water - without gas, ...
- Microhomes...
- Yorkshire...
- Berlin is still quite che...
- Living like a Hobbit...
- When is your mortgage run...
- What percentage of your i...
- Free houses...
- property and dating...
- House prices in the UK...
- Keeping Turtles as pets.....
- To hell with the uk!...
- Free evaluation: I will c...
- How to determine whether ...
- Zero emission refurbishme...
- Buying versus renting in ...
- Percentage of homeowners ...
- The house price bubble in...
- When will Tesco's and Sai...
- Are Bokloks too expensive...
- Let's play a game: Guess ...
- House prices going down...
- Let's play a game: Guess ...
- impossible for the first ...
Home >> Property and Real-Estate >> Free houses
19.11.2007, 16:10 quote
Here is an example for 2 houses that you get for free:
The best thing: You do not only get them for free - you even receive 50,000 Euros per house if you knock them down.
The only thing is: you are required to build a new house afterwards.
19.11.2007, 19:11 quote
You need to dismantle the houses first though .....but this should be a little bit less then 100,000 Euros.
You can get one of those energy-efficient houses from about 50,000 pounds onwards....
http://www.libella-haus.de/pages/de/libellahaeuser.html
And your heating costs will also be a fraction of what they used to be (no heating necessary - they have heat-exchangers).
The even guarantuee you that if you pay higher bills on heating then for a different house, you get your money back.
Scandinavian houses are quite cheap - but they are not very advanced and waste lots of energy.
24.11.2007, 09:22 quote
I am just watching something on TV about a family that bought a house from Finnland....which also seems to be very energy efficient. It only takes 48 hours to set it up...and it is quiet huge.
You cannot post new topics in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot vote in polls in this forum