It's NOT a Ballroom....It's much 'Deeper' than that.

We just got a list of names, whoopdeedoo... But not a trail for what is being billed or spent on the ballroom project....who is paying the contractors? Who writes the checks? Anyone in place to make certain no one is getting gypped? There is a lot of unknowns that should be known, imo. If Trump were an honest and trustworthy man, none of this would be an issue, but as fact and sadly...he's just not...

Why do you feel entitled to know how private donor money is being spent?

Did you get the receipts for Obama's $300 million basketball court that we paid for?
 
We just got a list of names, whoopdeedoo... But not a trail for what is being billed or spent on the ballroom project....who is paying the contractors? Who writes the checks? Anyone in place to make certain no one is getting gypped? There is a lot of unknowns that should be known, imo. If Trump were an honest and trustworthy man, none of this would be an issue, but as fact and sadly...he's just not...

Why didn't I get a cut of the cocaine Hunter was moving through the White House?
 
No, the list of names donated the money to a non profit organization, in order to get the tax write off...that means they have no say once donated.
Your question was who pays the contractors, those people are paying them with their money that they donated.

This isn't rocket science, but it does take some, albeit, not much, thinking.
 
Why didn't I get a cut of the cocaine Hunter was moving through the White House?


Elvin Bishpo: when you do Cocaine, you in danger of runnig out. 1970s'

I always wonder how do people with unlimited funding stop smoking or shooting rock cocaine? How do the know when to quit that session? With hookers as delivery to the room? Poor people never have enough money for 1 Oz of coke delivered. Like Hunter or that hollywood dude WINNING!
 
This "Ballroom" is a deflection, a disguise for something much greater.
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We just got a list of names, whoopdeedoo... But not a trail for what is being billed or spent on the ballroom project....who is paying the contractors? Who writes the checks? Anyone in place to make certain no one is getting gypped? There is a lot of unknowns that should be known, imo. If Trump were an honest and trustworthy man, none of this would be an issue, but as fact and sadly...he's just not...
Well I guess the same could be said for just about any government activity... I don't disagree with you concerns but good luck trying to establish them.
 
Why do you feel entitled to know how private donor money is being spent?

Did you get the receipts for Obama's $300 million basketball court that we paid for?
You mean the $300 million construction project started when Bush was POTUS?

What a dope.
 
What is the average cost of a 100,000 square foot building, and the construction time to complete.

Average Cost of a 100,000 Square Foot Commercial Building

The cost to construct a 100,000 square foot commercial building varies significantly based on factors like building type (e.g., office, warehouse, retail), location (urban vs. rural, regional differences), materials, labor rates, and finishes. Based on 2025 data from industry sources, the national average cost ranges from $240 to $870 per square foot. This translates to a total cost of $24 million to $87 million for 100,000 sq ft.
  • Low-end estimate ($240/sq ft): Typical for simple structures like warehouses or basic industrial buildings in low-cost regions (e.g., Midwest or South). Total: $24 million.
  • Mid-range estimate ($500–$600/sq ft): Common for standard offices or retail spaces in moderate-cost areas. Total: $50–$60 million.
  • High-end estimate ($870/sq ft): Applies to complex builds like high-rise offices or luxury hotels in high-cost cities (e.g., New York or San Francisco). Total: $87 million.

Regional Breakdown (Per Square Foot, 2025 Averages)


RegionAverage Cost RangeExample Total for 100,000 sq ft
Midwest$270–$760$27M–$76M
South$240–$680$24M–$68M
West (e.g., CA)$380–$850$38M–$85M
East (e.g., NY)$350–$870$35M–$87M
These figures include materials, labor, site work, and basic finishes but exclude land acquisition, permits, or design fees (which can add 10–20%). Costs have risen 5–7% in 2025 due to inflation, labor shortages, and material prices. For a precise quote, consult local contractors with site-specific details.

Average Construction Time to Complete

Construction timelines for a 100,000 sq ft commercial building typically range from 12 to 24 months from groundbreaking to completion, depending on project complexity, weather, permitting, and supply chain issues. This assumes a mid-sized project like a single- or low-rise office or warehouse; high-rises or custom designs can extend to 2–5 years.
  • Shortest timelines (12 months): Simple warehouses or pre-engineered metal buildings in favorable regions (e.g., South or Texas), with minimal delays.
  • Average (18 months): Standard commercial projects, including offices or retail, accounting for sequential phases like foundation (2–3 months), framing (3–4 months), and interiors (4–6 months).
  • Longer timelines (24+ months): Urban sites with complex approvals, weather challenges, or custom features.

Key Phases and Typical Durations


PhaseDuration (Months)Notes
Pre-Construction (Planning/Permits)3–6Includes design and approvals; can double in regulated areas.
Site Preparation/Foundation1–3Weather-dependent; faster for flat sites.
Structural Build (Framing/Roofing)3–5Steel frames speed this up vs. concrete.
Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing2–4Overlaps with framing in efficient projects.
Interiors/Finishes3–6Longest for high-end custom work.
Final Inspections/Occupancy1–2Includes testing and punch-list fixes.
To accelerate, use modular construction or fast-track permitting. Delays from labor shortages or supply issues added 10–20% to timelines in 2025. For tailored estimates, factor in your project's specifics via a construction management firm.
When they post numbers on how much it costs to do anything to the White House, I'll pay attention. It's the height of idiocy to think this is just normal commercial space.
 
We spent 60 years expecting Cold War apocalypse. You don’t think The President already has a bunker?

It’s probably a really cool one.

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The bunker was underneath the East Wing.

There is a story about Ronald Reagan apropos to this.

When he first moved into the White House, he really wanted to see the “War Room”

He was expecting to see the set Alex Tremulus designed for “Dr. Strangelove” and was very disappointed when it was far less impressive.
 
When they post numbers on how much it costs to do anything to the White House, I'll pay attention. It's the height of idiocy to think this is just normal commercial space.

You won’t see an honest accounting of the cost of Trump’s ballroom until after he is gone.

In fact, zi will give you even odds thst it won’t be done by then, given Trump’s penchant for second guessing everything, making expensive changes on a whim, and lacking any real plan going in.

And it will be far more expensive than the steadily growing numbers Trump cites (which aren’t any more real than his “plans”)
 
You won’t see an honest accounting of the cost of Trump’s ballroom until after he is gone.

In fact, zi will give you even odds thst it won’t be done by then, given Trump’s penchant for second guessing everything, making expensive changes on a whim, and lacking any real plan going in.

And it will be far more expensive than the steadily growing numbers Trump cites (which aren’t any more real than his “plans”)
None of which will be borne by the taxpayers. That's a very important point.
 
You expect the WH, no matter who is POTUS to post their detailed architectural plans on The Facebook?

Including the security systems?
She spouts her little lecture like no one knows that there has been a Presidential Emergency Operations Center under the East Wing since 1942. Shhhh. No one knows.
 
Why do you feel entitled to know how private donor money is being spent?

Did you get the receipts for Obama's $300 million basketball court that we paid for?
LIE, where is this basketball court?

Dumbass.
 
True, because there were no upgrades to the WH that cost anywhere near $300 Million.

That's just another trump cult LIE.
True, because there were no upgrades to the WH that cost anywhere near $300 Million.

That's just another trump cult LIE.
I guess I am not sure, not without adjusting things for inflation

But your lie was claiming Bush started the basketball court project

He of course didn’t…and that was paid for by tax dollars unlike the Donald Trump State Ballroom where are country will host state dinners for eternity
 
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LIE, where is this basketball court?

Dumbass.

Didn't you say you "toured the White House"?

How could you not know about this?

 
Didn't you say you "toured the White House"?

How could you not know about this?

Winco

Here’s a video of Obama shooting hoops on the court he had working class Americans build him

 
I guess I am not sure, not without adjusting things for inflation

But your lie was claiming Bush started the basketball court project

He of course didn’t…and that was paid for by tax dollars unlike the Donald Trump State Ballroom where are country will host state dinners for eternity
The upgrade to the infrastructure is separate from Obamas outdoor basketball court.
I never claimed bush had anything to do with the basketball court.
Quit lying you douchebag.
 
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