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What is the expected appreciation rate for Mill Valley in the next few years? The prices are already very

high. How much higher can they go?
 
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Christine, Just Looking in Mill Valley in Mill Valley
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Cindi Hagley,… was FIRST TO ANSWER
Hi Christine,

Mill Valley is a wonderful place to live and was rated #10 best places to live in the United States in 2005 by CNN/Money magazine.

The Mill Valley market is driven by great schools, an easy and convenient commute to San Francisco and south and a charming downtown with good restaurants, book stores, cafes, shops and the arts.

Christine, I know how you feel. Prices are already high, how can they go any higher? I have felt the same way, and it never ceases to amaze me that over time prices continue to rise. I have found that when I look at the stats in Marin County it shows strong appreciation over time. People want to live in Marin County and not a lot of people leave Marin County. Additionally, there is limited space for building.

Here are some statistics for your information:

In Mill Valley in 1966, the average home price was $30,185. In 1976, $82,855. In 1986 $256,756. In 1996, $492,113. In 2006, $1,317,504. In 2007, to date, the average home price in Mill Valley is $1,413,077.

Expected appreciation in Mill Valley? No one really knows. But over time, history shows it will appreciate.

Call me if you have any questions or need assistance at 415 794-4311.

Sun Nov 11 2007, 07:07
 
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It's all based on location, supply, and demand. It's hard to predict appreciation rates...your best bet is to look at historical. This link may help you. Good luck!

Fri Nov 9 2007, 22:30
 
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