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Orange County Residential Appreciation Rates 1976 - 2009

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The chart and graphs below are based on overall Orange County housing data from 1976 to 2009. The news media often reports on percentages of appreciation (more recently, percentages of depreciation). While the highs and lows in this data can often be sensationalized and could be of deep concern to the short-term homeowner, it is of much less concern to the long-term homeowner.

Historically, the value of a home - even when viewed over just a 10-year period - has proved homeownership to be a solid investment. In the last 10 years, which has included some of the housing market's greatest ppreciation and depreciation fluctuations, a home's value has appreciated nearly 38%, while a home purchased in 1976 is now valued at more than 6 times what it was at the time of purchase.




This chart shows the beginning value, appreciation percentage, dollar appreciation amount and the end value of a home in Orange County purchased for $100,000 in 1976


Scenario is based on a home purchased in January of 1976
This graph demonstrates the percentages of appreciation for Orange County homes each year

This graph demonstrates the actual home value appreciation of an Orange County home each year






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