I don't do a ton of GC's so most of these guys are artisans.

Artisan or contractor who would want to run a little business there.

If the property is new construction that has passed all inspections, you can probably get away with $0 per square foot.If it's a property made out of asbestos and lead that needs to be torn down and you plan to use artisan contractors to rebuild a complex structure with high-end exotic construction materials, you could be looking at $1000 per square foot.So, I'd say somewhere between $0 and $1000 per square foot, depending on a whole bunch of details you haven't made clear.

In terms of the commercial spots, you may want to go down the "gentry" checklist to see what's not in the area:Coffee ShopCraft Beer Place"Artisanal" Bistro - Think grassfed meat sandwiches and avocado toastFood Truck ParkCrossfit (or derivation thereof) GymBakery or CupcakeryBicycle Repair ShopHipster Hair SalonBoutique Clothing/Craft/Candle ShopShared office space with strong Wi-Fi, a keurig machine and some free weights (ala Mr.

.” – PwC 2019 Emerging Trends“Shopping centers will experience major changes, with artisan and local-products merchants increasing their roles.

The brewery is an artisan colony that attracts a lot of artist types and art lovers with their now 2 or 3 times a year Artwalk.  

Montagna Natural (191-926) Floor Grout – Sanded Bone (123-852)Shower Wall Tile – 13”x20” Broadmoor Platinum (1000-012-487) Shower Floor Tile – 2”x1” Briton Bone Mosaic (756-819)Shower Accent – 2.5”x12” Gulf Breeze (100-012-583) Shower Grout – Nonsanded Bone (123-851)Vanity – 36” Artisan (958-829)Shower Faucet – Moen Ashville 1-Handle (577-971)Toilet – Dual Flush by Glacier Bay (215-583)Sink Faucet – Glacier Bay Buildiers 4?

As a closing gift, the "welcome to Chicago" box would contain various items such as a bag of locally roasted coffee, artisan crafted soap that is made locally, 6-pack from local brewery, Chicago themed decorations, etc....Looking for some feedback on this pretty please.

An artisan shop selling work by local potters and painters. 

I call it contractor entitlement syndrome, which is rife in my small city of "artisan" GCs and subs.