I assume you mean hiring someone to custom build it for you, rather than building it yourself (either literally building it yourself or acting as the general contractor).
You need to check prices locally because prices can vary quite a bit from one location to another.
The price of the lot can also vary, especially if it's a large lot. A lot just big enough for that house in one location might be 35-50K. A larger lot in a different place might be over a million.
Materials right now are very high. Prices on a lot of building materials have more than doubled in the last couple of years. They might eventually come down, but I don't know when. Some people are delaying projects now, hoping prices will go back down.
Labor prices have also gone up quite a bit, especially in some places. Too many people go to college these days so there aren't enough people to actually do the work. That's driving prices up.
When I was framing houses I framed one a little larger than that, but I have no idea how much the total house cost - plus that was a long time ago. It was 6000 sq ft. It was single story so the footprint was very big. It took a crew of five guys a month to frame it. That's a lot of labor cost just for the framing. Framing is the most labor intensive part.
The materials are more expensive than before the pandemic
N. b. the Sopranos main house was apparently 6,000 sqft and recently left the market (unsold) at a few million dollars but that was a million over standard for the area because of the provenance... no marble like those pictures show however
I work in construction (obviously, the business/office end). The cost to build will depend on the quality of materials, cost of the site, cost of labor, and other things like how flexible/reasonable building inspectors and the like are. All of which vary considerably from place to place. I live in Atlanta, Georgia in the US and I’d guess you be looking at around $1.5 to $2 million.
That's a 2 to 5 million dollar home depending on the location and local market. But it depends i mean the one in the picture has a lot of custom work, you could do it cheaper, but still just a million dollar home.
Building prices for residential are about $200 per square foot right now. So ruffly a million bucks for the building plus whatever the land cost where you live.
I work on a ratio per m2... mid level renovation €800/m top level renovation €1,500/m. new build starts about €2,000/m for something decent but there are ways to make budget projects look nice.
In our area, price tags range $200-320+/SF, so depending on the finish (and that sample shown IS a HIGH END finish), you could be looking at $1,710,000 or even more.
It all depends on the location, materials used, whether you want landscaping as well, etc. As a general estimate, I'd say that you're looking at a couple million.
Depends where you build it. If you build it in the USA, expect to spend close to $3 million depending on the interior. If you build it in Costa Rica, or Portugal, a lot less!
Before the pandemic it would have cost you 3.5 million dollars. To have it built today it would cost you 5.7 million dollars. The cost of building materials have gone up considerably.
@rosemilk Actually, that is a typo. It should be $1,069,000. Also, typically larger house are more elaborate--higher ceiling, more expensive material--and therefore more expensive per sqst than small houses.
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