Your question is impossible to answer without a lot more detail.You should visit the site with your architect and a builder who has experience with hillside construction.The exact lot and soil conditions will dictate the costs.

With that said, my original intent on getting into real estate was to work towards being an architect-developer and capturing the efficiency of self-building and investment upside that architects often don't see as part of their fixed service fees.

Was an commercial architect,did lots of retail projects.

It's very likely that we'd spend the next year working with architects, designers and engineers...so very little (if any) actual work would be going on at the property.

Does anyone have any recommendations for blueprint sites and/or architects that offer plans in that price range?

Who’s your architect?

Have an architect drawing plans for my next build in PF now.

Is this a co-op in Manhattan that is very fee heavy, requires large insurance policies and a review  by their architect in a landmarked district?

Even with a team of architects, engineers and contractors it’s a lot of work, financing options suck and there’s a lot more risk involved if you don’t know what you are doing. 

Hi I am looking for an architect and a builder for a condex in Salem NH.