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• What are typical capital costs? <br /> Costs mean different things to different people. <br /> Therefore it is important that all concerned (i.e. <br /> the client, the architect, the accountant, etc.) <br /> have an understanding of the customary initial or <br /> capital costs that they will have to contend with <br /> during the course of a building project. The <br /> following is a summary of fairly typical capital <br /> costs encountered: <br /> LARD caS7RWnX LIMCI I'ENT COS73 <br /> Property acquisition costs Excavation Programming and stut(y fees <br /> Real estate cormissions Foundations Design fees <br /> Title insurance Structure Fund raising fees <br /> Transfer taxes Enclosure Municipal taxes and levies (serer impost, <br /> Legal fees Finishes development fees, etc.) <br /> Demolition of aqy existing Stairs and elevators Insurances (other than those covered by the <br /> structures Built in fixtures and fittings construction contract) <br /> •Surveys Plumbing, drainage and fire Client's andninistration expenses (travel, <br /> protection Fart-time mployees, etc.) <br /> Heatirg, .ventilating, Interim financing <br /> air-conditioning and controls Mortgage or loan financing <br /> Electrical, security and special Opening expenses <br /> systems Moving expenses <br /> Contractor's overhead and profit <br /> Contingencies <br /> SIIE DEVELGRENT <br /> Grading WILDING INIERILILS <br /> Municipal services <br /> Hydro services Loose furniture and furnishing <br /> Parking and access roads Display and storage fittings <br /> Landscaping Equip ent - fixed and movable <br /> Signs Signs and signage <br /> Fencing <br /> • <br /> 7 <br />