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Michael G.
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Marin County renovation

Michael G.
  • New York City, NY
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I've got a 2K square foot property on a 6K square foot lot.  I had a landscape design company put together a budget for some landscaping (including some hardscaping) and was quoted $70K+.  

Separately, I spoke with an architect who quoted $400-$600 per square foot for renovation.  

These quotes seem absurdly high.  Is this what people are paying in Marin?

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