what is the average cost per square foot for new residential construction(single family detached)in San Fran?
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I would not be surprised that it exceeded $450. a s.f.
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Really depends on what you are able to purchase.  I moved to Florida two years ago and worked in purchasing for a home builder.  Home prices went up in retail price over 80 per cent in during that time while costs were only up 30-35 per cent.  BTW, this was greater Orlando.\n\nOne used to be able to sell your home up north, make a nice 100K profit and come to Florida a spend your 100K on a really, really nice home.  Those days are gone.  New construction average home prices in greater Orlando are about $160 a square foot.  Meaning that a 2000 square foot house will run you about $320,000.
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around $5000. per month depending on the location
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Some of the townhomes I've seen are beautiful inside.  Here's what why I believe they're less expensive than single family.\n*They're good entry level and down-sizing housing.\n*They share a common wall...saving on exterior walls...brick, siding, insulation, wrap...all cost more $$$. 4 exterior walls instead of 8.\n*They share the same foundation - usually square or rectangular which is cheaper than a foundation with butt-outs like might be found on a single family home.\n*The subcontractors want the volume business so they'll possibly bid the job a little lower just to get it.  Good publicity for their company?\n*They 'do' the same units over and over - they're in and they're out...on to the next one.  On single family homes, confusion with changes is VERY costly.\n*The builder is probably using "builders' grade" products which are cheaper than more custom products.  You MAY be able to upgrade but you will pay the $$$ difference from what you were allowed.  Check into what you can get with your allowances.\n*The builder is probably getting special pricing from his suppliers because of the volume of townhomes he's putting in a subdivision. Good publicity for the suppliers?  Don't know how much he'd be passing on to homeowner though.
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for insurance purposes, $125 - $150 per square foot.  This doesn't include underground & foundations.
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In my experience the average rent/contract price increase from year to year is in the range of 4%-6%.  However, you must factor in that you are in the San Bernardino area, which I am under the impression is a good place to be.  So you may want to add a couple more percentage points.  I would not recommend going above 10%.
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Start looking now, you can get an idea of whats available the costs etc.  Also most landlords know if they may have a unit available in the up coming months.  Good Luck KG
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THE PRICE OF CERAMIC ROOFING TILES CAN RANGE ANYWERE FROM 80 TO 200 DOLLARS PER SQUARE DEPENDING ON QUALITY AND THAT IS RETAIL PRICE FROM SUPPLIERS. A SQUARE IS EQUAL TO A 10 FT. BY 10 FT AREA = 100 SQUARE FEET OR 1 SQUARE. AND I BELIEVE THAT TILES PER SQUARE DEPENDING ON MEASUREMENTS CAN RANGE FROM 90 PIECES OF TILE TO 100 PIECES OF TILE.BUT AS YOU ALREADY KNOW YOU NEED AN NOA# OR PRODUCTIC APPROVAL NUMBER. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR IF THAT HELPED LET ME KNOW. THANKS
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Well, the price of a new house in Ecuador is the same as in the United States, I depends on where you buy it, for example, if you are going to use that farm to grow wheat, then the perfect place would be the "Sierra" Which is kind of cold, and  full of nice people. It also depends from whom you buy it, you may get a lower price from a person that doesn't understand the currency in Ecuador which is dollar. In conclusion, i'll say it cost about 20000.
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There is no "standard", just what the market will bear.\n\nBut I just heard a figure you may find interesting.  There was a survey done recently by real estate people and the average monthly rent increase is expected to be 5.3%, about double what the average increase was last year.\n\nReason given is that interests rates are rising so home purchases are slowing.  More people are staying in apartments so demand is up.  Supply is also down as many apartments are being converted to condos.\n\nSounds like you did pretty well.
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Approx. Cost Rs. 2100-2500 Per Sqft. for Appartments
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According to the U.S. Census (2001), the median home size was 1,736 square feet (Size of occupied Detached 1-family homes and 1-family manufactured/mobile homes).\n\nAccording to a "Characteristics of New Housing" report from the U.S. Census (2006), the average size of new homes was 2,414 square feet.
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Currently, probably Louisiana.  New oceanfront condos, middle of the line, costs $300-500/sq ft here in Panama City Beach, FL, to give you a reference.  Of course there's less and more expensive.  But there's ALOT to choose from, old and new.
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If you buy the materials, then about 5$ per square foot.
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I believe you use tarasoft titan?? We use the mls in each district affiliated with areas...so in each area it varies. Try realtor.com and they have home prices to see.
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The average pay salary isn't much different in California. The places you're interested in living are expensive places that would require at least a job that pays 15 dollars an hour. Most apartments cost $1,200 a month. I live in Orange County and find it difficult living on my own in a one-bedroom at 14 dollars an hour.\n\nUnless you're learning a skill while you're saving up you probably shouldn't put too much weigh into the idea of relocating to some of the most expensive places in California.
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You need to make at least, bare minimum of $50k if you are to live in the bay area. But if you are living more inland and northern, you can do okay on $35k. Anything more southern add 10k for bare minimum living.