new york real estate journal
Friday, September 2nd, 2011
Construction cost calculator?
I am looking for a calculator where you plug in a location (New York City), building type (apartment, office building, etc.), and square footage and it gives you an estimate. There was one that I used to know about on the Real Estate Journal website, but I can’t find it. If you have them, give multiple suggestions.
I don’t know about NYC, your best bet is to contact some reputable contractors about $/sq.ft. No computer program will do better. In any work,figure the cost of materials times two. Labor cost the price of materials. That’s not a bad figure,you don’t work for free so why should the guys/girls who build.
Real estate for sale in Jersey City New York – 110000763
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