Matthew Phillips
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Hi, I've been asked to price a block of flats, but I've never done that before. I was just wondering if there are any rules of pricing up. I really don't know where to start with it.
When I have priced up a private dwelling flat in the past, it has normal been £10. I do 1 for £15 but it's on 2 levels and has a balcony to climb over etc. This building looks like a large house conversion, probably 10-15 flats in there. They want it done 4 times a year.
Would you just go with £10 per flat and throw in the communal area for free? or drop the price of each flat by half? because its a job lot. Any recommendations are appreciated. This all probably seems quite expensive to some of you, but I'm based in Greater London. Any feedback welcome, thanks, Matt
When I have priced up a private dwelling flat in the past, it has normal been £10. I do 1 for £15 but it's on 2 levels and has a balcony to climb over etc. This building looks like a large house conversion, probably 10-15 flats in there. They want it done 4 times a year.
Would you just go with £10 per flat and throw in the communal area for free? or drop the price of each flat by half? because its a job lot. Any recommendations are appreciated. This all probably seems quite expensive to some of you, but I'm based in Greater London. Any feedback welcome, thanks, Matt
