This video is from 2016. The price has definitely increased since then (that's true for all construction). Now we're looking more at $200-275/square foot
He answers at :10. We have to give a range because it varies so much based on location. There is no exact answer unless we know your building zip code, which model, and level of finishes.
Where I live the average cost to build a home is $250 - $380 sq ft; not counting how much lost work there is constantly babysitting the building crew, keeping them from cutting corners or doing sloppy workmanship. The insulation used at this price range is laughable, and we end up paying more per sq foot for better insulation, or more to heat/cool. --Just my 2 cents If you're looking to save money on home construction, I suggest investigating everything that is required of a home, and put it on paper. Then compare the price. Here are a few things to get anyone interested going: 1. Budget: Size, Number of stories, Shape of Building, Type of Roof, Fixtures/Finishes, Appliances, Design Features 2. Plans/Design: Plans for building a home and designs are not cheap. 3. Purchase Property, Location of Lot, Construction Method, Pre-Ground-Breaking Construction Insurance 4. Permits and Inspection 5. Begin Construction: Site preparation, framing, rough plumbing, electrical and roofing tasks. 6. Final Inspection, Landscaping
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This guy is lowballing. I was looking at purchasing a deltec home and the finished product for a 1400 square foot was between $307K and $350K.
This video is from 2016. The price has definitely increased since then (that's true for all construction). Now we're looking more at $200-275/square foot
You didn't answer the question. Why post this and not answer the question ?
DeltecHomesInc Does that include the developed land? If not what does that end up adding to the price?
He said 150k to 200k, price is according to location.
He said $150 to $200 per square foot. Ex. 200×2000=$400,000
@@misslauraj2756 I'm glad someone was paying attention. 👍🏻
How Much Does a Deltec Cost? $150 - $200 per square feet.
No builder will ever even give me a ballpark estimate FOR A CASH BUY! I have bucks! so nevermind I am sick of silly games. I give up.
I heard $265/SF. That accurate as an average contract amount (not including site)?
It typically ranges between $200-$275/square foot, so yes $265/sf is certainly possible.
is there a Tiny home concept involved here?
Why post this video without actually answering the question?
He answers at :10. We have to give a range because it varies so much based on location. There is no exact answer unless we know your building zip code, which model, and level of finishes.
Deltec Homes, my impression was that he gave an average build cost range for the entire market. Thank you for the reply.
200 a square foot?
there's homes available 200 a square meter
Where I live the average cost to build a home is $250 - $380 sq ft; not counting how much lost work there is constantly babysitting the building crew, keeping them from cutting corners or doing sloppy workmanship. The insulation used at this price range is laughable, and we end up paying more per sq foot for better insulation, or more to heat/cool. --Just my 2 cents
If you're looking to save money on home construction, I suggest investigating everything that is required of a home, and put it on paper. Then compare the price. Here are a few things to get anyone interested going:
1. Budget: Size, Number of stories, Shape of Building, Type of Roof, Fixtures/Finishes, Appliances, Design Features
2. Plans/Design: Plans for building a home and designs are not cheap.
3. Purchase Property, Location of Lot, Construction Method, Pre-Ground-Breaking Construction Insurance
4. Permits and Inspection
5. Begin Construction: Site preparation, framing, rough plumbing, electrical and roofing tasks.
6. Final Inspection, Landscaping
Chris Olesch I would just build a home of the earth ship design
@@thegreatdl6988 Thank you for this info.
If you have to ask you can't afford it.