House Constuction [Merged]

**swordsman** · July 16th, 2008 10:47 AM

Originally Posted by vicman

sa mga glass and aluminum store madami choices na mgaganda ill recommend ung tinatawag nilang AMPLIMESH SCREEN DOOR NA ANALOK...un ang uso ngayon for main door..usually it ranges from 5k-7k..madami din dun mga mirrors me mga beveled with shape pa..

thanks. would you know any particular store or area to look? can't seem to find my pldt directory...

**slamtaz** · July 16th, 2008 11:34 AM

Originally Posted by paolorenzo

Running rate yata ngayon is about P25k per square meter. What's included are all covered areas. So essentially, floor area (not lot area). Kung covered parking, covered utility area, servants quarters or outhouse, they usually include that in the computation.

It's more of a guide rin lang.

25k/sqm na:exclaim: i recall about 10 years ago nagpagawa ako mga 8k/sqm lang and it already includes the following (IIRC):

flooring - 60 x 60 class AA marble
roofing - long span color roof (yun ba tawag dun?)
gutter - oversized stainless steel
windows - aluminum single pane sliding type
toilet & bath - colored american standard with floor & 6 ft high mariwasa tiles glazed/color tiles (w/ bath tub in masters bdrm)
cabinets - 3/4 marine ply w/ moulding and duco paint in kitchen and all bedrooms
4 bedrooms and 3 full t&b
separate living/family/dining/nook/kitchen/walk-in pantry areas
paint - indoor/outdoor boysen paint
doors - two thick (forgot the wood type)/bleached w/ glass inserts for main & back door; two-panel sliding glass door sa kitchen towards patio and regular doors for all other rooms
others - atrium with glass/concrete combo walls/doors

hmmm.... napaisip tuloy ako, if 25k ang newly constructed price then take into consideration ang 10 years depreciation out of a 50 year (default life span) or 20%, eh di mga 20k/sqm x floor area ang computation kung ibenta ko sya.... okay pala ano! plus the cost of the lot with improvements such as perimeter walls, dirty kitchen, bodega, cemented garage.

bro paolo, salamat sa info ha at nagkaron ako ng idea kung ano pwedeng gawing project..:thumbup:

**Ground_Effex** · July 18th, 2008 10:54 AM

Mga sirs medyo off topic. Can you recommend me someone na nasa mobile cranes business? My contact is looking for 300 tons and 500 tons used mobile cranes. Any Brand will do. If you got contacts who sells used cranes kindly refer them to me na lang po. thanks.

**Innova_G_2007** · July 31st, 2008 02:04 AM

Mga peeps,

I need ideas sa pagpagawa ng maliit na bar counter sa bahay. Baka may alam kayong magandang design at magkano kaya ang cost nito. Or meron ba kayong alam na magaling gumawa ng ganito? Paki-send naman po ng pics.

TIA

**ocanursjr** · September 14th, 2008 08:07 AM

Wow!!!25k per sqm is too much mga peeps. You can still get 10k to 15k per sqm. Some are offering no d/p pa nga. But anyway doble ingat din at we have to sure doon sa Construction Company kung legitimate talaga sila.

**v22** · September 16th, 2008 10:32 PM

Question guys, What is the usual fee for a building permit (palakad)

we are being charged the amount of 68k all in for a 2 storey house FA 200+200 here in qc.

is it a reasonable amount?

**v22** · September 19th, 2008 08:53 PM

up lang, sana may makapag advice.

**van_wilder** · November 18th, 2008 03:05 PM

Originally Posted by v22

Question guys, What is the usual fee for a building permit (palakad)

we are being charged the amount of 68k all in for a 2 storey house FA 200+200 here in qc.

is it a reasonable amount?

if you have a contractor that knows the city hall very well, it will be much cheaper than 68k, otherwise it is the normal price.

**van_wilder** · November 18th, 2008 03:06 PM

Originally Posted by gearhead

Wow 25k/sqm is expensive. And that is based on FA right? Not LA? Plus it doesnt include ba items like Toilets? or is that factored in?

Since Materials come into play the 25k computation is high end materials? What would the percentage dropes be for subsequent lower end materials?

usually 25k/sqm includes everything as long as you dont have bisazza tiles for your bathrooms. the rate per square meter depends on your desired finish and the current steel prices

**van_wilder** · November 18th, 2008 03:08 PM

Originally Posted by ocanursjr

Wow!!!25k per sqm is too much mga peeps. You can still get 10k to 15k per sqm. Some are offering no d/p pa nga. But anyway doble ingat din at we have to sure doon sa Construction Company kung legitimate talaga sila.

10-15k? i highly doubt it. but if there is, check the materials. steel prices during the first 9 months of the year was unbelievable until the price collapsed last month. now is the good time to have your house built