I've herd from other podcasts and the little bit that I personally researched about Calgary's market is that they are not letting any ADU's or suited houses in new construction areas or mature neighborhoods.

CapEx growth is a function of inflation of construction materials and labor cost.

There's tax benefits by running things appropriately.I currently have a construction company that is hired by my flipping company.My roles in each company are different and I receive a paycheck based on those roles.   

Some real estate syndications are for ground-up construction and others are for buy-and-hold (i.e., buy an asset that’s already stabilized, and hold it for a number of years).A great example of a value-add multifamily deal is an apartment community whose units haven’t been updated in ten years.

The way the home is configured it doesn’t make sense as a SFH, and all MF construction has been large complexes.

I haven't done any ground up construction and have focused more on renovating existing properties. 

I have both newer and older construction properties and I can personally tell you that the older the property the more expensive it’s going to be to maintain.

Once the construction was complete, we would want to either sell or refinance and take the cash on to build a dream home elsewhere.Comparable sales prices would be in the $450K to $550K range. 

@Bee Starks it is really hard to say without a lot more information, but I would say that construction costs are super high right now.

If anyone has a referral for a contractor capable of constructing and even planning/designing  ADU's or additions please share.