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Across Orange County, 42% of local ZIP codes saw their median home price decline in the past year
July’s selling prices were up in 48 ZIPs and down in 35, according to the data firm, which just revised its sales stats dating to 2005.
The priciest ZIP with five or more sales? Newport Coast 92657 with a $5.1 million median. Cheapest? Santa Ana 92701 at $435,000.
July sales were up in 29 ZIPs, down in 48, and flat in six. Busiest ZIP? Laguna Niguel 92677 with 69 sales.
Overall, the countywide median rose 3% to $1.2 million over 12 months. Total sales dipped 3% to 1,889.
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Jonathan Lansner is the business columnist for the Southern California News Group. He can be reached at jlansner@scng.com
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September’s most popular Southern California real estate stories …
No. 1: Taco Bell relocating its longtime Irvine headquarters
No. 2: Diane Keaton’s former Laguna Beach flip lists for $10 million
No. 3: What’s the best housing market in Southern California?
No. 4: Dolly Parton’s former Solvang cottage compound lists for $2 million
No. 5: Newport Coast home linked to Latin music star Peso Pluma seeks $14 million
No. 6: Ultra-luxe, ‘overengineered’ beachfront Dana Point estate seeks $65 million
No. 7: California wants more fines against Huntington Beach in housing lawsuit
No. 8: Laguna Cliffs Marriott Resort rebrands amid renovation
No. 9: Historic Dana Point home by Hollywoodland developer lists for $2.2 million
No. 10: Newport Beach waterfront estate with multi-boat dock lists for $58 million
No. 11: Costa Mesa approves plan to replace Fairview Center with 2,300 new homes
No. 12: 2-year-old Zia apartment complex sells in Anaheim
No. 13: California tenants suffered 8th-highest rent hikes in US over four decades
