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  1. Economists from Cal State Fullerton conducted local business surveys in Orange County.

Orange County Forecasts Housing Revival and Economic Growth

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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Economists from California State University, Fullerton issued a 2027 Economic Forecast for Orange County. The report projects that median single-family home prices in Orange County have risen at an average annual rate of 4.6% since 2023, outpacing Los Angeles County (1.5%) and Riverside County (1.1%). The forecast also anticipates that inflation, measured by the consumer price index, will slow to 2.8% next year.

From ocbj.com

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Orange County is noted as being central to the revival of Southern California’s aerospace and defense industry. The forecast also projects that Orange County’s unemployment rate will remain at 4.3% next year, while noting that workers with bachelor’s and graduate degrees are highly exposed to disruptions caused by AI.

Economists from California State University, Fullerton conducted local business surveys in Orange County.

From ocbj.com

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  • Orange CountySpeculative

    The county might see increased demand and rising costs in the housing market.

  • Los Angeles County might face slower revenue growth due to lagging housing price increases.

  • Riverside CountySpeculative

    Riverside County might see slower investment in the housing sector compared to Orange County.

  • California State University might see changes in student employment opportunities due to AI disruptions affecting its workforce.

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