Inside the $17M sorority home at the University of Alabama - a 40,000-square-foot palace
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At the University of Alabama, Delta Zeta sorority's opulent house is emblematic of a broader trend in Southern sororities, where luxury living is now a necessity.
These Greek organizations have doubled down on luxurious amenities due to surging enrollment and competition, ensuring their houses remain attractive for recruitment.
Kappa Delta at Ole Miss and Alpha Chi Omega at the University of Oklahoma both recently opened multi-million dollar mansions, underscoring the escalating investment in sorority housing.
Sorority houses now cost $450 to $550 per square foot to build, an increase driven by construction costs, yet they're essential for attracting new members.
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