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2008 Total In-Place Costs for Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Agricultural and Military Structures. Each section of the National Building Cost Manual includes costs or cost modifiers for all the important variables: the materials used, design features, quality, size, shape, type of heating and cooling equipment, number of floors, wall height, and geographic area. National Estimator is included and has nearly all the figures you need for any estimate or appraisal, brought together in a single page. This reduces your chances of making an error or omission. All you need to do is follow a simple step-by-step procedure outlined for each building type, accumulating and modifying the costs to match the exact requirements of your building. You'll find quick and easy-to-use reference budget figures for construction or replacement costs for a wide variety of buildings. National Building Cost Manual includes modification factors for over 700 cities and construction cost index to adjust costs for buildings built in any given location and previous year to current costs. Single Family Residences With 4, 6, 8, or 10 Corners, Masonry or Wood Frame Multi-Family Residences 2 or 3 Units, 4 or 9 Units, 10 or more Units Motels 9 Units or Less, 10 to 24 Units, Over 24 Units, by Quality Class Cabins & Recreational Dwellings With 4, 6, 8, or 10 Corners, by Quality Class A-Frame Cabins With 4, 6, or 8 Corners, by Square Foot Area and Quality Class Urban Stores Masonry, Concrete, or Wood Frame, by Size and Number of Floors Suburban Stores Masonry, Concrete, or Wood Frame, by Shape, Size and Floors Supermarkets Masonry, Concrete, Wood or Steel Frame, by Size and Quality Small Food Stores Masonry or Wood Frame, by Size, Height and Quality Class Discount Houses Masonry, Concrete or Wood Frame, by Size, Height and Quality Banks & Savings Offices Masonry, Concrete or Wood Frame, by Number of Floors Department Stores Masonry, Concrete or Wood Frame, by Area on each Floor Offices Masonry, Concrete or Wood Frame, with Interior or Exterior Entrances Medical-Dental Buildings - Masonry, Concrete or Wood Frame, by Entrance Type Convalescent Hospitals Wood Frame, by Quality Class and Square Foot Area Funeral Homes Masonry or Wood Frame, by Quality Class and Square Foot Area Restaurants Self-Service, Coffee Shops, Conventional, and A-Frame Types Theaters - Masonry, Concrete or Wood Frame, by Shape, Size, and Quality Class Mobile Home Parks By Quality, Type of Facilities, and Square Feet per Space Service Stations Wood, Masonry, or Steel, Conventional or Rustic Design Service Garages Masonry, Concrete or Wood Frame, by Shape and Floor Area Industrial Buildings Tilt-up Concrete Warehouses and Factory Buildings Steel Buildings Prefabricated Steel Warehouse and Factory Buildings Farm Buildings Barns, Shops, Sheds, Dairy Buildings, Poultry Houses ad Camps Excerpt: Explanation of the Cost Tables: This manual provides construction or replacement costs for a wide variety of residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural and military buildings. For your convenience and to avoid possible errors, all the cost and reference information you need for each building type is listed with the primary cost figures for that building. After reading this and the following two pages you should be able to turn directly to any building type and make an error-free estimate or appraisal. The costs are per square foot of floor area for the basic building and additional costs for optional or extra components that differ from building to building. Building shape, floor area, design elements, materials used, and overall quality influence the basic structure cost. These and other cost variables are isolated for the building types. Components included in the basic square foot cost are listed with each building type. Instructions for using the basic building costs are included above the cost tables. These instructions include a list of components that may have to be added to the basic cost to find the total cost for your structure. They show the total construction cost including all design fees, permits, and the builder's supervision, overhead, and profit. These figures do not include land value, site development costs, or the cost of modifying unusual soil conditions or grades. Table of Contents Explanation of the Cost Tables, 4 Area Modification Factors, 7 Construction Cost Index, 9 Residential Structures Section, 10 Single Family Residences, 10 Manufactured Housing, 16 Multi-Family Residences, 19 Motels, 23 Additional Costs for Residences, 27 Multi-Family and Motel Garages, 31 Cabins and Recreational Dwellings, 32 Conventional Recreational Dwellings, 33 A-Frame Cabins, 38 Additional Costs for Recreational Dwellings, 42 Typical Lives for Residential Structures, 43 Commercial Structures Section, 44 Urban Stores, Masonry or Concrete, 46 Urban Stores, Wood or Wood and Steel, 52 Suburban Stores, Masonry or Concrete, 59 Suburban Stores, Wood or Wood and Steel, 64 Supermarkets, Masonry or Concrete, 73 Supermarkets, Wood or Wood and Steel, 75 Small Food Stores, Masonry or Concrete, 77 Small Food Stores, Wood Frame, 79 Discount Houses, Masonry or Concrete, 81 Discount Houses, Wood or Wood and Steel, 83 Banks and Savings Offices, Masonry or Concrete, 85 Banks and Savings Office, Wood Frame, 90 Department Stores, Reinforced Concrete, 96 Department Stores, Masonry or Concrete, 99 Department Stores, Wood Frame, 102 General Office Buildings, Masonry or Concrete, 105 General Office Buildings, Wood Frame, 113 Medical-Dental Buildings, Masonry or Concrete, 121 Medical-Dental Buildings, Wood Frame, 129 Convalescent Hospitals, Masonry or Concrete, 137 Convalescent Hospitals, Wood Frame, 139 Funeral Homes, 141 Ecclesiastic Buildings, 143 Self Service Restaurants, 145 Coffee Shop Restaurants, 148 Conventional Restaurants, 151 A-Frame Restaurants, 153 Theaters, Masonry or Concrete, 155 Theaters, Wood Frame, 161 Mobile Home Parks, 166 Service Stations, Wood, Masonry or Steel, 168 Service Stations, Porcelain Finished Steel, 170 Service Stations, Ranch or Rustic, 172 Additional Costs for Service Stations, 174 Service Garages, Masonry or Concrete, 173 Service Garages, Wood Frame, 183 Auto Service Centers, Masonry or Concrete, 188 Industrial Structures Section, 192 Warehouses, 194 Light Industrial Buildings, 195 Factory Buildings, 196 Internal Offices, 197 External Offices, 197 Steel Buildings, 198 Alternate Costs for Steel Buildings, 200 Commercial and Industrial Building Lives, 205 Additional Commercial and Industrial Costs, 206 Material Handling System, 212 Display Fronts, 213 Satellite Receiver Systems, 215 Signs, 216 Yard Improvements, 217 Agriculture Structures Section, 219 General Purpose Barns, 220 Hay Storage Barns, 221 Feed Barns, 222 Shop Buildings, 223 Machinery and Equipment Sheds, 224 Small Sheds, 225 Pole Barns, 226 Low Cost Dairy Barns, 227 Stanchion Dairy Barns, 228 Walk-Through Dairy Barns, 229 Modern Herringbone Barns, 230 Miscellaneous Dairy Costs, 231 Poultry Houses, Conventional, 232 Poultry Houses, Modern Type, 233 Poultry Houses, High Rise Type, 234 Poultry Houses, Deep Pit Type, 235 Poultry House Equipment, 236 Green Houses, 237 Migrant Worker Housing, 238 Miscellaneous Agricultural Structures, 239 Typical Lives for Agricultural Buildings, 239 Military Structures Section, 240 Index, 243 Includes: Book By: Dave Ogershok ISBN: 978-1-57218-187-8 240 Pages, 8-1/2 x 11 32nd Edition |
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