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>In the US it's about $100-200 per square foot, in Western-Europe it's €1000-1500 per square metre. quick conversion, because i had to google it: there's ~10.5
by notatoad 9y ago
>In the US it's about $100-200 per square foot, in Western-Europe it's €1000-1500 per square metre.
quick conversion, because i had to google it: there's ~10.5sqft in a square metre, so those costs are roughly equal.
- bmelton 9y agoWorth noting that there's a ~20% differential between the dollar and the Euro though.
- richardknop 9y agoThe exchange rate oscillates, it used to be 1 euro bought you 1.5 dollars years ago but it has been on a downwards trajectory since the Euro crisis. According to some analyses I read eventually euro should reach parity with dollar if you give it enough time (so another decade later it might be 1:1).