How much space required to host a mirror?

I have been using Arch for quite awhile on my internal company computers. I am considering hosting a mirror for Arch Linux. How much disk space (and other resources) will it require for a complete mirror with all the available packages from core, extra, and community? I poked around the wiki and elsewhere and could never find any sort or estimates.
Thanks!

30gb. note that this include the standard archlinux mirror module, without source, archive and other directory. some repos can appear or disappear like xorg18

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