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In This Issue... Means News • Feature Article • RSMeans Focuses On • Cost Data
Preorder 2010 RSMeans Cost Data Products Ensure you have the latest cost data in this highly volatile market. RSMeans Cost Products provide fast and accurate construction estimating tools using the latest construction cost data available — invaluable tools for construction, engineering and design professionals. Pre-order your 2010 RSMeans books, CDs, and online services today. RSMeans’ Dollars-per-Square-Foot Construction Costs: Four Types of Educational Facilities Accompanying this report are tables and charts based on RSMeans’ measures of dollar-per-square-foot construction costs. The results for 25 major cities are shown for four types of educational facilities. Means has updated specifications with regard to its building cost models for an elementary school. For this reason, it is not valid to directly compare this year’s figures with last year’s in that one category. That is why the percentage change column reads “not applicable”. Specifications for the other three school categories are comparable and percentage changes, year over year, are shown. Among the four categories of schools shown in the table and graphs, it is most expensive to build a junior high school. The second-most expensive is an elementary school. Third spot goes to a high school. In last position, but really not that much less expensive to build than the other categories, is a vocational school. While ranked here, there is no huge difference in the square-foot cost of construction of the four school...... Click here to read the rest of this article Share this article: RSMeans Focuses On Metal Roof & Wall Products
Every issue of The Means Report will feature cost information on a wide variety of construction materials. This week we are focusing on Metal Roof & Wall Products. We will focus on different products or cities each week.
The cost of metal studs varies with the cost of steel and with construction volume. Currently the cost of metal studs is at a two-year low, due to low demand in the US. The price should stay low in the near future, and begin to increase as the economy recovers in 2010. |
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