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Updated over 5 years ago, 03/28/2019

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Rita Neri
  • Investor
  • Pompano Beach, FL
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commercial real estate is a architect or an engineer less costly

Rita Neri
  • Investor
  • Pompano Beach, FL
Posted

Want to find out what the cost of estimating how many units are allowed in a newly zoned area of Hollywood Fl The new code is online . I understand this has to do with Parking, size of units, and Max building SF. I don't have plans, I just want to know the approximate max number of 325 SF hotel rooms that would be allowed. Would  I ask an engineer or an architect. Would an engineer or an architect be able to charge me a more reasonable price for this info?

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