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Jacob Wyatt
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Looking for new construction connection in Seattle, WA

Jacob Wyatt
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi there BP community,

Two part question here:

I am hoping some of your Seattle folk have some recommend worthy people in the industry. I will be building a 1600 sqft home on the back of my property in West Seattle. I am looking for your favorite new construction companies to work with in hopes to find someone to trust. 

Do any of you have experience doing a project like this and have your costs outlined? They did a project next-door where they bulldozed the small house, subdivided, and put up three separate homes. I found their costs online when looking up their permit information. Their estimated costs were 208k. Curious what from your experience I can expect to spend for a project like this. Just planning for a 3 story "darth vader" home with a footprint of about 550sqft and a rooftop deck. 

Thanks in advance BP community!

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Julie Marquez
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Julie Marquez
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@Jacob Wyatt $208 per house, or total!?! That sounds really cheap!

I've been researching home builders like Adair, Lexar, and Hiline. They are more spec builders for individuals, but I've learned a ton from going to their open houses and meeting with their people. Even if you don't go with them, they are set up to show you the ropes of home building. Let me know what else you find out!

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