How much would it cost to build a public swimming pool?

Answer 1

For a full Olympic-sized swimming pool (50 meters in length), you are looking at anywhere from $250,000 - $400,000.

The more expensive component over time will be maintaining the pool -- chlorine, heating, repairs, etc.

Answer 2

A common misconception is for people refer to a 20 x 40' residential pool as an Olympic pool. It is not an Olympic pool size pool and nowhere near it. The 20 x 40' pool would fit several times inside an Olympic.

A rough estimate would be $500,000 at the absolute minimum. A figure closer to $1,000,000 (or even several times higher) would not be unreasonable depending upon the requirements for the overall facility (lockers, showers, reception area, etc...)

Pools of this size and complexity are a significant construction undertaking.

By the way it's 50m = 164.042 feet X 25m = 82.02 feet

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A junior olympic, either 25 yards (SCY) or 25 meters (SCM), would probably be a more realistic option for a residential pool. Whether you decide on a short course or long course pool, there's no need to make the pool several lanes wide. Much of the above cost assumes you want an 8 lane pool. For a residential lap pool that would be insane!

A 25-meter two-lane pool should cost no more than $50k. A 50-meter two lane pool should cost no more than $100-150k.

Answer 3

Depending on what the pool has I would say around $500,000 for a good sized one and pretty basic.

Like bollocks petal, i've had more expensive mac donalds that that. A public pool costs around £15-20 MILLION not $500,000 (or £250,000 if you use proper money). it really depends on the size and whether your local council is a skint flint or Mr Money Bags.

Answer 4

That depends on where its being built the degree of dificulty in the building , who is building it. etc etc

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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