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Typically, there are 10 feet per floor, so this would be equivalent to a 140-story building. The Empire State Building is 103 stories and 1,250 feet; however, the extra footage is due to a tower at the tower.
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How many sq ft are in a 28X50 home?
1400
How many stories is 40 feet?
About 400 ft.
How much is 1400 square feet in square meter?
Answer: 1400 ft² = 130.064 m²
1400 sq ft is how many meters?
1,400 square feet equates to about 130 (130.0643) square meters.
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