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James Evertson
  • Multifamily Lending
  • Dallas, TX
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8' or 9' ceilings

James Evertson
  • Multifamily Lending
  • Dallas, TX
Posted

I hope to pick someone's brain on this:

I am building a speculative (spec) home in an unincorporated subdivision outside of San Antonio. Comps in the neighborhood generally have 9' ceilings; my plans call for 9' with 2 10' insets in the LR and master BR. Neighborhood comps are ~$117/sqft.

Has anyone here evaluated the ROI of spending more putting in the 9 footers compared to the 8? I ran a couple grand over budget on my foundation and putting in the 8 footers would put me back on budget, but with what affect on the selling price!?!

Thanks in advance,

James

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