The house is completly demoed already.

It usually gets destroyed during demo.

The value would be dependent on lot size, cost to demo and clearing, zoning and availability of utilities.

I have been in construction, mainly finish carpentry and demo for 3 years.

With this, he was able to complete the roof, siding, windows, and demo.

Example when you have to spend a Sat. cleaning out the neighbors basement from a ton of dust that was created when we demo our rowhouse and giving them a bottle of wine as an apology. 

I'll try to post updates bi weekly; In the past week, the following has been done: --New roof installed just before closing--Light demo completed to reveal hardwood flooring throughout the home, gut kitchen, remove bathroom fixtures, remove trash throughout home and backyard.In the next two weeks we have new framing in kitchen to be done, start some electrical updates, get the half bath and basement back together (those are the easiest) then do drywall patch and painting and refinish floors. 

This info would be helpful and would be great in learning rehab costs in an expensive market vs. other markets.Also, any recommendations on good information available regarding the costs of demo and building vs. costs of expensive rehabs in different markets?

The option doesn't have to be cheap , but should be less labor intensiveCurrent Pic :Longer version :Bathroom : Great condition , well built , but outdated , needs cosmetic update to make it look modernProblem statement : Feel bad to rip off everything , found some options online , but I feel the demo videos from these companies don't tell the whole story , so was looking for things that BP members practically used and have feedback on.Ideas researched so far :Luxury tile like wall panels - so you can install the panel in one go rather than tilingTile over Tile - of course with some important considerations such as condition of existing tileReglazing bath tubPainting existing tiles and grouting Updating all the fixtures , cabinets with high end items

It would cost $4k, or more, to demo & rebuild new.