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Living up and above the price for height

By: Contributor(s): Language: English Series: CB Richard Ellis/Hamptons International Market ViewPublication details: London CBRE 2006Subject(s): LOC classification:
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Online resources: Summary: Reports on how developers are implementing the height premium as a pricing strategy for high rise residential developments. Some schemes have a simple per floor uplift, others have a more sophisticated pricing strategy. In London, premiums averaged 1% to 3% of unit price, but regionally premiums are lower, with schemes in Manchester and Leeds achieving a per floor premium of 1% to 2%. Graphs.
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Reports on how developers are implementing the height premium as a pricing strategy for high rise residential developments. Some schemes have a simple per floor uplift, others have a more sophisticated pricing strategy. In London, premiums averaged 1% to 3% of unit price, but regionally premiums are lower, with schemes in Manchester and Leeds achieving a per floor premium of 1% to 2%. Graphs.