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How Much Does it Cost to Build a House in Phoenix Arizona
Summary: How Much Does it Cost to Build a House in Arizona.
More specifically, how Much Does it Cost to Build a Spanish Style House in Phoenix Arizona
Spanish style homes, popular in Arizona, imitate traditional homes found in Spain. Some of the features that are found in a Spanish home are stucco exterior siding, and low-pitched barrel tiled roofs.
This particular design also includes arched windows and raised entryways and most homes feature a courtyard. These homes are normally luxurious and are well appointed homes.
Spanish/Med. Style COOL House Plan ID: chp-36812

Number of Bedrooms: 3
Number of Bathrooms: 2
Width of House: 55 ft.
Depth of House: 58 ft.
Total Living Area: 1816 sq. ft.
Total Living Area does not include: Garage, Covered Porch, Deck, Patio, Storage square footage, Etc.
Garage Size: 2 car
To estimate the cost to build this new home in Phoenix AZ, I will use the cost estimating software inputting the parameters for a concrete slab foundation with 10 corners and average new home quality throughout.
I arrived at a total cost to build of came up with $231,178 including a General Contractor markup of $27,536. That’s an approximate cost of $127.30 per sq. ft.
This does not include land or land development costs.
You should keep in mind that the cost to build for this example, or any house plan, can vary considerably depending on the quality of materials selected, and on actual bids for labor and material.
Until you actually start getting bids and entering them into your own spreadsheet (see my spreadsheet page for FREE spreadsheets), it will remain approximate.
Carl Heldmann


