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# Floor Expansion

Each ring out from your starting corner costs 25% more. This is the thing you save for.

New modules cost **$DEFUND**, and the price depends on how far the module sits from the corner you started in — counted in modules across plus modules up.

| Rings from your corner | Cost each |   How many modules  |
| :--------------------: | --------: | :-----------------: |
|            0           |    15,000 | 1 *(yours already)* |
|            1           |    18,750 |          2          |
|            2           |    23,438 |          3          |
|            3           |    29,297 |          4          |
|            4           |    36,621 |          5          |
|            5           |    45,776 |          4          |
|            6           |    57,220 |          3          |
|            7           |    71,526 |          2          |
|            8           |    89,407 |          1          |

Your next-door module costs **18,750**. The far corner costs **89,407**, about **4.8×** as much. Opening the whole floor comes to **995,330 $DEFUND** — roughly **10×** what your office cost, and more than any single item you can buy.

{% hint style="info" %}
Floor space is the one purchase that raises the ceiling on every other purchase. It is also the most expensive thing in the game, so treat it as what you are saving toward rather than what you buy next.
{% endhint %}


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