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Eric P.
  • New York City, NY
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NYC co-op gut rehab cost per sq ft

Eric P.
  • New York City, NY
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Apologies if this is redundant; I browsed through a bunch of posts and couldn't find this.

What's the cost per sq ft of a TOTAL gut rehab of an nyc co-op unit that was destroyed by fire? (rebuilding interior walls, closets, shelving, kitchen counters, cabinets, lighting, fixtures, flooring, bathroom, etc).

Note: plumbing, electrical, etc into the unit is all being covered by the building, so I only need the "walls-in" rebuild cost per sq ft.

As far as quality, let's say "middle of the road"... so we're talking nicer than your typical "cheap rental property", but certainly not looking to do a high-end rebuild (no high-end finishes, etc). Just a "nice" middle-of-the-road rehab that will look attractive to potential buyers.

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