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Lucian Guadagnoli
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Rule of Thumb for Multi Family Unit Square Footage?

Lucian Guadagnoli
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Good Afternoon BP forum!  

Is there a rule of thumb for how much square footage is 'typical' for a Xbr/Yba unit in a residential multi-family?  I realize this is highly subjective with a lot of variance, but there must be some average square footage per living unit that one could baseline 'cramped' units against 'spacious' units in an area.

Local building code? 600sqft/unit minimum?  Let me know your thoughts!

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