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Buliding Costs per square ft in Dublin

topdost · 2015-07-13 20:25:22

Hi What the average build cost you would think is reasonable on building a house in dublin I am looking at buying a plot and building it on . I have been told euro 100 per sq ft by seller . I have asked around looks like more on Euro 130 per sq ft .

13-07-2015 8:25pm

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Hi

What the average build cost you would think is reasonable on building a house in dublin

I am looking at buying a plot and building it on . I have been told euro 100 per sq ft by seller .

I have asked around looks like more on Euro 130 per sq ft .

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#2 13-07-2015 8:46pm

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€120-€150 depending on spec.
Could go higher for better spec also.

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#3 14-07-2015 11:23am

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€130 minimum, and recent experience in the Dublin area is €150+

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