Re: Cost-per-foot range for residential add-ons?

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From: jeff kagermeier
Date: Sun, 11 Jan 1998 00:00

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That number may be tue as an average of all construction, however, a
bathroom could be as high as $150 / sf. The cost of any construction
should be estimated by quantifying demolition, new construction,
mechanical and electrical requirements, site work and any other
intrinsic costs. You should figure out what it is that you intend to
do and discuss it with one or more builders in your area.  An
architect could be quite usfeul in the initial phases and can guide
you through the process.  A good and reputable builder can also be
your starting point.

Good Luck

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From: jeff kagermeier <k2design@mnic.net>
Subject: Re: Cost-per-foot range for residential add-ons?
Date: 1998/01/11
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