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$7m sounds like a low # for this big of a project.
Yes, I would agree.
It would be interesting to know how much of this cost is labor and how much is materials. I’m surprised they didn’t try to go with larger granite slabs to cover the exterior, which could have reduced the labor cost while giving the towers a more contemporary aesthetic.
I would think they would also need to replace the windows with the building being that old.
I lived there from 2013-2017 and they definitely need to replace the windows. They are all single pane. Water would condense/freeze on the inside of the glass and then melt all over inside.