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Updated 6 months ago, 05/25/2024

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John Vela-Garcia
  • Denver, CO
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Renovating vs New Build

John Vela-Garcia
  • Denver, CO
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Hi all, I am located in Denver and was curious if anyone has experience with completely renovating a home vs building a brand new one.

Situation:

I am currently looking into buying a home that is 4,500 sq ft, but requires the entire house be renovated. There wouldn’t be much structural change, maybe just making the family room a bit bigger by removing a wall, otherwise it would all be cosmetic renovating. How much would something like this cost?

The alternative would be to buy a lot and build a new 4,500 sq ft home. How much would a brand new home cost to build with mid-grade finishes (excluding land as that varies)? Hypothetically, the lot is flat and is ready to build but is “unimproved land”.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

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