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Orange County Valuation Trends

Orange County Valuation Trends. Honorable Bill Donegan, CFA. Orange County Property Appraiser. 17%. -0.5%. -10.6%. 21.8%. -12.6%. -2.5%. 12.4%. 8.0%. $81.5 B 2011 Prelim -2.4%. 6.1%. Parcel Count . TPP Accounts . New Construction Taxable Value. 3% for 2012. 2011 $1.5 B.

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Orange County Valuation Trends

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  1. Orange County Valuation Trends Honorable Bill Donegan, CFA Orange County Property Appraiser

  2. 17% -0.5% -10.6% 21.8% -12.6% -2.5% 12.4% 8.0% $81.5 B 2011 Prelim -2.4% 6.1%

  3. Parcel Count TPP Accounts

  4. New Construction Taxable Value

  5. 3% for 2012 2011 $1.5 B

  6. How’s 2012 Looking?

  7. How’s 2012 Looking? Inexpensive to moderate priced areas very slight losses or have stabilized Single Family Homes

  8. How’s 2012 Looking? Upper End Residential: 2011 sales trended slightly down in 2011 in Western Orange County Single Family Homes

  9. How’s 2012 Looking? Condos Apartments Hotels Lower priced units increased in value in 2011, otherwise stable Possible no change to slight increase Slight increase in Class Aand Class B Stable to lower values for Class C

  10. How’s 2012 Looking? Industrial Retail Office No change to slight increase No change to slight increase Not much change

  11. Honorable Bill Donegan, CFA Orange County Property Appraiser

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