I thought I would post this to shed some light on some great investment opportunities in South Louisiana, specifically the Greater New Orleans area.Everyone knows that New Orleans, Louisiana is a vibrant and culturally rich city that is known for its historical architecture, delicious food, and bustling nightlife.

I would say: $170 per sq ft is his costs : and even if he was willing to give you a good price, I would say it would be closer to $200 to $230 per sq ft not counting utilities (sewer, water lines, electrical lines from the st and even hardscape) and not including permit and architectural costs. usually I see about $200 to $250 per sq ft for construction only and if you have a relationship with the contractors : otherwise the price could be about $300 to $400 per sq st (that's for standard material and single level) anything outside of that would be more. 

We did architectural from scratch, soils report and structural engineering, etc.

Lots of interesting stuff to do here and if you're into historical architecture, Monterey is a great place to check out. 

This would involve additional applications, possibly architectural/engineer drawings, and inspections of the construction work by the building department personnel. 

@Edgar DeLeonThere are some growing pains and risks like any investment of course, however, I see Tulum real estate as a secure diversification investment option with reasonable cashflow and an incredible lifestyle, amazing architecture, wellness retreats, parties and nightlife, amazing beaches & cenotes.

Originally posted by Gabe Larkin:Re: architecture fees; I too think 4k is high but that is in line with what Aaron has posted that he spends iirc.

Remember, architecture and design is a service business, not a product business.

My stager tells me "that she can draw the eye from some of the dated architecture and show off its features." 

some reason I cant tag  Nick  there in the Big W.. but if you put your title Wenatchee  instead of Chelan county I suspect you will get him to respond he works in the architectural industry and I am sure would have some feedback for you @Steve Vaughan is local to you and a wealth of information if you can get his attention he is one of my all time BP favorites