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1. Calculate the weighted unit cost per square foot for the
project data shown below, and determine the cost of a 30,000-sf
project.
2. Determine the relationship between unit cost and size for the
project data above, and use it to estimate the cost of a 25,000-sf
project.
3. Use the time and location indices presented during Class10 to
estimate the cost of a building that contains 48,000 sf of floor
area. The building is to be constructed 3 years from now in City C.
The cost of a similar type of building that contained 32,000 sf was
completed 2 years ago in City B for a cost of $3,680,000.
Project Total Cost Size, sf 1 $ 3,036,400 26,400 2 $ 3,129,700
29,800 3 $ 2,580,300 21,500 4 $ 2,287,500 18,300 5 $ 2,743,200
23,450 6 $ 3,065,300 32,350 7 $ 4,503,600 41,700