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Report: High-Rise Demand Climbs While Orange County’s Condo Sales Slide

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Orange County's real estate market is telling two distinctly different stories: while overall condominium sales have declined sharply, high-rise buildings are commanding premium prices and posting double-digit gains. The dichotomy reflects a market increasingly stratified by building height and buyer purchasing power. High-rise buildings—those with 13 stories or more—are now averaging $1,054 per square foot, […]

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