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Christie Duffy
  • Real Estate Agent
  • North Jersey
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Total Knockdown!

Christie Duffy
  • Real Estate Agent
  • North Jersey
Posted

Good morning,

I have an opportunity to buy a home in a fantastic area in northern New Jersey! The house is a total knockdown. Perhaps it can be taken down to the studs and reconfigured at best. I'd like to build a very small two-family in the house's original footprint - 2,000 sq. ft. 4BD 2BA, plus an unfinished basement.

Anyone out there have experience doing something exactly like this? Trying to get a ballpark on construction costs. I realize this may differ from region to region - but perhaps there are some New Yorkers/New Jerseyans out there who can answer this. This is in a suburb of NYC.

Thank you!

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