what is the 2005 average cost per square foot for maintenance in retail buildings?
396315
It depends where you are. Location is everything in real estate and retail. If you need estimates for your local area, contact your regional building authority or your local chamber of commerce, who can guide you to the proper source.
626049
$95/sqfeet is an good average for a very good site and very good house in Houston. If you go outskirts on 290 or Katy, you may get it cheaper at around $65/sqft at nice neighborhoods.\nGo south, it is probably around $55-$65/sqft\n\nBest way to find out is to check realtor.com and make some searches in the zip code that you are interested in
103811
I would guess that it's NY commercial space.  High-end Madison Avenue retail space leases for over $1000/ft.
738493
It is very important to understand that in most leases of this type you are responsible for just about everything in the space. This includes air conditioning. The owner is responsible to provide a roof, walls, floor, building code compliance, power from the pole to the electrical box, and water from the meter to the main valve after the meter. Everything else is yours to repair. Be sure to have a full inspection done of the systems involved. Be sure utilities are in your name and not shared with other stores. If it is shared, be sure that the calculation for your space is accurate.\n\nThere is also the possibility of what is called an escallation charge. This has a base year for owner expenses for the property that can be billed back to the tenants each year. They look at the base year costs, (usually the year you lease) and compare it to present costs and allot the difference equally between the tenants based on square footage.\n\nContact several commercial property leasing companies. The best would be to have an agent act for you in this manner in order to be sure all of your rights are protected. I strongly recommend this since this is your first experience.
946295
If what you mean is how do you know how much you have to pay for their wages, then all you have to do is take the dimensions of the building. For example if it is 4ftX8ft then you multiply this which gives you 32ft^2. This you then multiply for the minimum wage or the amount the company pays. If for example the company pays $10/ft. Then the total would be $320 per ft^2.
749428
I live in a town that has 18,000 people, but we have a university with another 15,000 students and two major interstates intersect here.  We have a mall where my best friend is the property manager (negotiates leases, etc.)\n\nWell, by coincidence this mall is going through a major renovation, so we have talked about these prices a number of times.  Right now they rent for $12 per sqft per year or 2000sqft * $12 = $24000/12 = $2000 per month and utilities are included.\n\nAfter the renovation, the price is going to be $22.5 per sq ft per year plus utilities or 2000 sqft * $22.5 = 45,000 per year or $3750 per month.\n\nDepending on how much traffic your mall gets, you could expect to pay $2000 - $4000 for 2000 sqft of space.
285526
Oklahoma....cheapest around.$300-per month. I have never pd more than that. I guess the average is $200 to$500. $500 will get you a very nice brick home with all the extras.I live in a 3bdr. 2bath with CH$A. Very cheap living.
408499
20 pounds per square inch
11798
it cost anywhere from 2000 to 10000 for really nice ones with bathrooms
207747
Around 800-1,000 per unit.
852631
Per the US Bureau of Labor and Statistics, $63,772 on average in 2005.
359883
half price of a new unit or less
1127956
First of all we need to know is it retail (sub shop, nail salon), or is it office space. As per the previous message most if not all retail leases are NNN (Triple Net Leases), and quite a few of office are full service. That includes Taxes, Insurance, CAM (Common Area Maintenance), and 5 night a week janitorial service.
1162433
$300/ sq foot in San Diego.
453815
If you buy the materials, then about 5$ per square foot.
275522
It costs about tree-fitty
752994
Sorry dont know about washington but in AZ we charge around $153 per Quadrant...ITs very important u get it done though! Good Luck!