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Old 12-11-2005, 03:33 PM
Tom Earp Tom Earp is offline
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The Large AntiBellam(Sic), English Tudor and other Homes seem to be lost forever when it comes to building New Houses.

A House can be constructed and a Frontal Elevation can be added to give it a different look. But with each change comes cost.

Our New House while very nice is not what I would think of to build. Again, costs.

honeychile,
You are so right! It is cost effective to build of cement blocks and be sterile than be awesome for presentation.

I think the good old days are lost. Just look at the new houses being built today!

You can check LX Z web site www.lambdachizeta.org and see our New House.

Cost, @ $750,000.00 for 15 housing. We also owned the 3 corner lost it is setting on so that is not figured in to the cost.

Cost for building, depending on where it is, is at least $100 + a square foot.

With rules and regulations, it usually inflates the building costs.
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