House building costs
Here in NZ the rule of thumb is around $1000 per square metre, how does that compare to building costs in Queensland please?
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Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by Nerine
(Post 4411759)
Here in NZ the rule of thumb is around $1000 per square metre, how does that compare to building costs in Queensland please?
We have found it very difficult to compare as some inclusions are extras with other builders. Has anyone had any experience of Perry homes? Gillian |
Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by ray2gill
(Post 4412117)
We are just looking at designs & costs for Hervey Bay and it is probably just a little bit less than $1,000 sqm. It does depend on whether you include A/C's, driveways, fencing etc. in the build costs which will push the cost up.
We have found it very difficult to compare as some inclusions are extras with other builders. Has anyone had any experience of Perry homes? Gillian Remember that AU$1000 equates to NZ$1130 or visa versa NZ$1000 equates to AU$880 when doing the comparisons. Cheers Jay |
Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by Nerine
(Post 4411759)
Here in NZ the rule of thumb is around $1000 per square metre, how does that compare to building costs in Queensland please?
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Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by sassie
(Post 4413679)
Hi, we've just built a home in Queensland (30 squares, which is 300sm) and contract price came to just over $200,000, so thats well under $1,000 per square metre. Bearing in mind though that there were a lot of extras on top which we chose to include, and of course doesn't include fencing, landscaping, etc.
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Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by Nerine
(Post 4411759)
Here in NZ the rule of thumb is around $1000 per square metre, how does that compare to building costs in Queensland please?
Currently the cost is $750K for 1110 square metres Basement 390 Ground Floor 300 First Floor 210 2nd Floor 210 We are working through by talking with each area ie Excavation Foundation (concrete supplier) Bricklayer (materials & labour) Electrician (rough & fitting) Plumber (rough & fitting) Roofer Builder (floors, internal walls, frame etc) |
Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by thebears
(Post 4414164)
We are at the early stages of our house costing - we are doing a detail build cost rather than rough estimate.
Currently the cost is $750K for 1110 square metres Basement 390 Ground Floor 300 First Floor 210 2nd Floor 210 We are working through by talking with each area ie Excavation Foundation (concrete supplier) Bricklayer (materials & labour) Electrician (rough & fitting) Plumber (rough & fitting) Roofer Builder (floors, internal walls, frame etc) |
Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by sassie
(Post 4413679)
Hi, we've just built a home in Queensland (30 squares, which is 300sm) and contract price came to just over $200,000, so thats well under $1,000 per square metre. Bearing in mind though that there were a lot of extras on top which we chose to include, and of course doesn't include fencing, landscaping, etc.
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Re: House building costs
AH!!! thanks for that....wondered what "squares" meant....100 Sq feet hey!
TheBears that's a pretty good price for that size of house. What are you going to do with all the space? we've 305 sqM and rattle around in it some days :D |
Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by Nerine
(Post 4414339)
AH!!! thanks for that....wondered what "squares" meant....100 Sq feet hey!
TheBears that's a pretty good price for that size of house. What are you going to do with all the space? we've 305 sqM and rattle around in it some days :D Squares are just an anomaly left from a bygone era;) |
Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by Nerine
(Post 4414339)
AH!!! thanks for that....wondered what "squares" meant....100 Sq feet hey!
TheBears that's a pretty good price for that size of house. What are you going to do with all the space? we've 305 sqM and rattle around in it some days :D Seriously I need the space for: Work Seperate living for wifes parents (although they are welcome to live with us - don't want them on top of us - if you know what I mean) The house will split into 2 later on so we can live in one and rent the other out. |
Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by thebears
(Post 4414556)
Indoor soccer:sneaky: plenty of room for the kids to run around and for wife and I to have our own space.
Seriously I need the space for: Work Seperate living for wifes parents (although they are welcome to live with us - don't want them on top of us - if you know what I mean) The house will split into 2 later on so we can live in one and rent the other out. |
Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by youngy73
(Post 4414834)
nobody NEEDS that amount of space. thats about 4 times bigger than the average family home.
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Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by youngy73
(Post 4414260)
thats a pretty big house.
Master Suite 4 additional bedrooms 2 family bathrooms Snooker Room Entertainment Room Formal Lounge Informal family room Kitchen Basement/Garage Gunroom Office (not a single bedroom study) Laundry (including downstairs bathroom with immediate access to outside pool - ie changing room for guests) Pantry It doesn't seem that big:unsure: - our friends have an 8 bed 9 bath 10 car garage with internal lift and intercom to save the lazy sods walking from one end to the other - thats big (especially when its just them and a teenager who is never home). |
Re: House building costs
Originally Posted by thebears
(Post 4415227)
Guest Suite
Master Suite 4 additional bedrooms 2 family bathrooms Snooker Room Entertainment Room Formal Lounge Informal family room Kitchen Basement/Garage Gunroom Office (not a single bedroom study) Laundry (including downstairs bathroom with immediate access to outside pool - ie changing room for guests) Pantry It doesn't seem that big:unsure: - our friends have an 8 bed 9 bath 10 car garage with internal lift and intercom to save the lazy sods walking from one end to the other - thats big (especially when its just them and a teenager who is never home). |
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