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Five years ago, the average single-family home typically would be 2,000 square feet on a quarter-acre, according to Robinson. Today, it is probably 3,000 square feet, Robinson said. Ryland already has taken into account consumers' preference for a big-box design. The area's No. 2 builder is introducing a line of homes in Bel Air in Harford County that go up to 3,800 square feet, sell in the $260,000 range -- modest for its size -- and are situated on a quarter-acre. What they really are is just great big boxes ... just great big houses, Robinson said.
I don't think the first answer 640 sq ft in a acre is correct. A square of 25.3 ft on each side has 640 sq feet in it; an acre is much bigger than that-something like 37500 sq feet (from my bad memory). go to wikepedia for these kinds of questions. BTW, you asked how many meters in an acre.The answer to that is :does not compute.cre is the area enclosed in 198 ft x 220 ft. One meter is equal to 3.281 ft. Now first calculate the total area. Area = 198 x 220 = 43560 sq. ft. = 43560 / 10.76 (I meter square = 10.76 sq. feet) = 4048.327 sq. meters.