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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arnwyn" data-source="post: 506133" data-attributes="member: 7701">Here's the guidelines (refer to your City of Splendors box set for areas/buildings):Class D buildings: Land = 5000 gp per 18' square lot/building siteClass C buildings: Land = 10,000 gp per 30' square lot/siteClass B buildings: Land = 20,000 gp per 30' square lot/siteClass A buildings: Land = 50,000 gp per 30' square lot/siteModifiers:Dock Ward: No change to priceSouth Ward: +2% to total priceTrades Ward: +5% to total priceCastle Ward: +10% to total price if south of Castle, +20% if north of CastleNorth Ward: +25% to total priceSea Ward: +40% to total priceIf any side of the building is:On a main avenue (pavement): +25% to price after ward adjustmentOn a secondary avenue (cobblestones): +10% to price after ward adjustmentOn a lesser avenue (corduroy/logs): +5% to price after ward adjustmentOn a minor avenue (dirt road): No change in priceNote that the costs above are land only - actual cost for structures are extra. However, land costs include all applicable fees, including permits, preparation work, sewer connections, etc - everything needed to make the land suitable for immediate building - both upwards and downwards (sublevels)."Yes, this makes real estate in Waterdeep horrendously expensive, but that's life in the biggest city in the North..." - Steven SchendI added a couple of other things:Outside of City Walls:Within 12 miles of the city walls, land prices are 1/5 of the above, per acre. Between 13 and 25 miles of the city walls, land prices are 1/10 of the above, per acre. Beyond 25 miles is usually "free land" - settle and defend at your own risk!The above is for Waterdeep and other metropolises (such as Calimport, Skuld, Athkatla, and Dhaztanar). For other large cities, base prices are 1/5 of the above. For smaller cities and larger towns, base prices are 1/10 of the above. For villages, base prices are 1/15 of the above.Just some guidelines that might help...</blockquote>

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