Sentences with phrase «pay per square foot»

The price you pay per square foot for quality construction to add on is almost always more than what you pay to purchase a home.

This measures how much buyers of stock are willing to pay for a dollar of earnings (a good layperson's comparison is to think of how much a home buyer is willing to pay per square foot of a house.

Not exact matches

With rents averaging $ 3,000 per square foot a year, retailers in the area near Trump Tower pay more than they do anywhere else in the world, according to real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield.

Your first order of business is to negotiate the term, or duration, of the lease and the rent you will pay, which is usually figured per square foot.

The Hive, meanwhile, has roughly 20 members who use its 4,000 - square - foot space, paying $ 199 per month for 24/7 access.

At the estimated average of $ 35 per square foot, they're paying a significant premium to the current average for prime space of $ 23.30.

Even today the typical anchor store pays around $ 4 per square foot in annual rent; the average non-anchor tenant paid $ 42.22 per square foot a year as of the third quarter of 2016, according to real estate analytics firm Reis.

It seems Zellers really practiced what it preached when it came to low prices, in some cases paying as little as $ 1 per square foot for its retail space.

Instead, members pay $ 425 per desk and $ 3.20 per square foot of lab space monthly.

Try Sand Hill Road in Palo Alto and Menlo Park, California, where tenants are paying $ 70 per square foot (psf) for class A space, according to figures from Equis Corporation in Chicago.

Tesla said the typical homeowner can expect to pay $ 21.85 per square foot for a Tesla solar roof.

Not so long ago, blue - collar tenants had paid a very modest $ 6 per square foot for space there.

Effective rents, or what tenants pay after landlord incentives such as a free month are included, rose to $ 22.72 per square foot from $ 22.66 in the first quarter and $ 22.27 a year earlier, Reis said.

They paid $ 126 million, or $ 104 per square foot, the New York Post reported.

To justify the $ 17,570 - per - square - foot price, the investors would most certainly have to rent the 106 Spring Street space to a luxury fashion brand — the type that speculative investors once thought would pay north of $ 1,000 per square foot on the pricey stretch.

And in recent years, buyers have been more willing to dig deeper into their wallets and accept higher per - square - foot prices — forcing them to find tenants willing to pay high rents to justify their purchases.

The price that developers paid for land to build condos on softened by 4 per cent in the first three months of this year, to $ 55 per square foot, according to RealNet Canada Inc. (the price was closer to $ 30 per square foot in 2005 and 2006).

Our projections therefore assumed that the center had 5,000 square feet, and that the gross rent paid was $ 17.94 per square foot per year.

Earlier this year, Spitzer sold the Crown Building at 730 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan to Jeff Sutton and General Growth Properties for $ 1.78 billion, marking a record for the highest price per square foot ever paid for an entire office building in New York.

After reviewing the numbers, one local real estate professional estimated the state paid at least a 10 percent premium — around $ 2.3 million, or $ 50 per square foot — to put AMRI in Conventus.

Broadway theater owners pay $ 17.60 per square foot into the Theater Subdistrict Fund when they sell off their air rights.

The tech giant is paying $ 60 per square foot for the 23,000 - square - foot store, one of its largest, and will make shopping as simple as possible for rushed commuters, allowing them to purchase the company's products without the help of a sales assistant.

Consider this: A West Contra Costa homeowner whose 1,200 square foot home is assessed at $ 500,000 (the local average) currently pays about $ 1,326 per year to service debt obligations that support school costs.

Of those, 72 pay a per - square foot charge averaging $ 2.90.

In Oakland, they would pay $ 4.73 per square foot of space.

Between the money paid for the property and the new library space, the cost came out to $ 211 per buildable square foot — less than the $ 270 average for development sites in north Brooklyn and $ 311 for land sales within a two - mile radius in the last two years, according to the study.

But mortgage payments are the only dividing factor: both families pay property taxes that work out to about $ 2.40 per square foot of house.

For instance, you'll pay $ 1.85 per square foot for a pressure - treated deck that will last 10 or more years, while composite decking — a mixture of plastic and wood — starts at $ 3.65 per square foot and should last 25 years.

Expect to pay $ 30 per square foot installed.

I pay $ 513 per month mortgage on a 2100 square foot house.

Of the four cities we looked at, Toronto is the only one where homes 20 minutes from the city core are smaller — by an average of 12 % — than homes right downtown; Calgarians end up paying roughly the same price - per - square - foot for their living space whether they buy 30 or 60 minutes from the city centre; and in Vancouver, it can be more costly to live 50 minutes out than it is to live closer to downtown.

The steep fee paid per night to rent one of two 3,000 - square - foot Ambergris Caye beach villas promises a range of amenities.

Many homes in the central city are so expensive, homeowners in suburban cities like San Ramon pay several hundred dollars less per square foot, a considerable price jump considering the schools are far better in San Ramon than in San Francisco.

STIPEND: $ 750 per month PERKS: Paid - for travel expenses, private live / work space (which go up to 2100 square feet in size), 24 - hour access to sculpture facilities NOTABLE ALUMNI: Alice Aycock, Gregory Halpern, Adam Parker Smith, Letha Wilson, Meredith James COSTS: None APPLICATION FEE: $ 40

My problem is that I can not afford to pay much more than $ 2 per square foot for a studio...

The 1,800 square - foot space, for which they paid $ 1,000 per month, had no dividing walls and the only source of running water was a slop sink.

The owner of a skyscraper, on the other hand, can expect to pay more than 200 times that per square foot of his building.

The company says that the «typical homeowner can expect to pay $ 21.85 per square foot for a Solar Roof».

Dubbed «BoKompakt» and built by AF Bostäder, they are a bit bigger at 110 square feet, but like the original, they have their own private toilet and shower, and cost only $ 375 per month to rent, about half of what other students will typically pay.

Report reveals that firms pay up to 22 % less per square foot for space in regional cities than they do in London

If your firm pays $ 35.00 per square foot under its office lease, that conference room has a base cost of $ 1,517 per month when factoring in the 30 % loss rate found in most urban commercial office buildings.

Tenants there pay average annual occupancy costs of $ 64.70 per square foot.

Still, those ranges don't apply across the sub-market: Apple Computer is reportedly paying $ 70 per square foot of retail space and Starbucks is said to be coughing up $ 300 a foot for its $ 3,500 - square - foot chunk of the Magnificent Mile.

It might be possible to buy a smaller building, with costs and realty taxes that total less per square foot than the cost of leasing in a big tower and paying net rent plus operating expenses, says Higgs.

The new joint venture will pay $ 396.2 million for the real estate, and then lease the assets to Mervyn's for 15 years at an annual rent of $ 30.5 million, or about $ 11.12 per square foot.

You'll pay about $ 2,000 — $ 4,000 per ton, and a typical two - story, 2,000 - square - foot house might require 3 — 3.5 tons of air conditioning.

According to a SL Green's fourth quarter regulatory filing, Viacom had been paying an average rent of $ 61.59 per square foot on 1.3 million sq. ft. of space.

«We haven't reached that point yet, though I've heard of some cities that are paying homeowners a certain amount per square foot to remove their lawns,» she said.

A Goldman Sachs investment fund paid Dan DiLella's Equus Partners more than $ 43 million, or $ 360 per square foot, for the site last week, according to people familiar with the deal.»

For example, if five shops paying $ 25 per square foot get replaced with a single Old Navy store paying $ 12.50 per square foot, the big new tenant looks pretty spiffy to the assessor — but it generates only half as much rent.