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Ante Bolling
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What’s average rehab cost in the Philadelphia area

Ante Bolling
  • Philadelphia, PA
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How much do contractors usually charge per sq ft in the Philadelphia area looking for ball park figures. I’m hearing a full gut is the way to go to start fresh

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Originally posted by @Ante Bolling:

How much do contractors usually charge per sq ft in the Philadelphia area looking for ball park figures. I’m hearing a full gut is the way to go to start fresh

It ranges depending on size and finishes but I'd use at least $85/ft of occupied space for single family, but I personally budget $100/ft for rough numbers and the nicer projects I do. Multifamily is even higher due to fire ratings, fire alarms and sprinklers plus more kitchens and baths packed into a small box. There are investors that get it done for less but they're few and far between and usually have their own people on staff or have a long standing relationship with a GC and do dozens of projects per year, or are about to get ripped off and just don't know it yet. 

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