Construction Cost Estimates for a Fraternity/Sorority House in National, US
How Much Does it Cost to Build a Fraternity or Sorority House?
The following analysis estimates the cost to build a Fraternity/Sorority House using US National Average costs from 2019 RSMeans cost data. Costs are derived from a building model that assumes basic components, using union and open shop labor for a 10,000 square foot building.
Scope differences and market conditions can cause costs to vary significantly. To see an estimate of the costs to build in a specific city or metropolitan area, go to our index of Fraternity/Sorority House models by state.
NOTE: This cost estimate uses 2019 RSMeans data. A more accurate estimate using current RSMeans cost data is available in RSMeans Data Online.
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Fraternity/Sorority House with Aluminum Clapboard / Wood Frame
| Cost Estimate (Standard Union Labor) | % of Total | Cost Per SF | Cost |
| SubTotal | 100% | $137.72 | $1,377,155.60 |
| Contractor Fees (General Conditions,Overhead,Profit) | 25% | $34.43 | $344,288.90 |
| Architectural Fees | 9% | $15.49 | $154,930.01 |
| Total Building Cost | $187.64 | $1,876,374.51 | |
| Cost Estimate (Open Shop) | % of Total | Cost Per SF | Cost |
| SubTotal | 100% | $124.74 | $1,247,375.90 |
| Contractor Fees (General Conditions,Overhead,Profit) | 25% | $31.18 | $311,843.98 |
| Architectural Fees | 9% | $14.03 | $140,329.79 |
| Total Building Cost | $169.95 | $1,699,549.66 | |