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Newport Coast home values presently hover at a median price of just under $3 million, which is indicative of the overall health of the real estate market on much of the West Coast. Over the course of the past five years, median home values have consistently risen and fallen between approximately $3 million and $4 million. According to Newport Coast realtors, while the present valuation of homes in the Newport Coast area is not the lowest point experienced in recent years, it remains relatively low in comparison to previous estimations.

The affluent enclave known as Newport Coast has been part of Newport Beach since its annexation in 2001. The median familial income exceeds $100,000 annually, nearly double the national average. It is home to many wealthy families and well-known celebrities. The community offers a wide variety of different residential properties, from high-end condominiums and apartment complexes, to stately mansions with ocean side views. The average household is made up of 2.67 members, whereas a family in Newport Coast is defined as 3.02 individuals.

Nearly 6.5% of the entire real estate market is dedicated exclusively to the condominiums in Newport Coast. In stark contrast to Newport Beach as a whole, these condominiums have not experienced the same massive losses that came with the financial crisis that began in 2008. Nevertheless, Newport Coast realtors have experienced a downturn in overall sales, in spite of the lack of drastic declining values on these residential properties.

The population of Newport Coast is proportionally distributed throughout a range of different age brackets, with 45 - 64 year old residents representing the largest portion of individuals, 33% of the total population. Overall, the population of Newport Beach has been steadily increasing in the past several years, though the Newport Coast neighborhood has primarily remained constant in terms of homeowners and residents. According to the 2000 census, 1,001 households are currently located in Newport Coast.

Of those 1,001 households, most are located along the coastline. Because of the neighborhood's position along the Pacific Ocean, homes in the area have retained much of their pre-crisis value, thanks to the gorgeous views and surroundings. Furthermore, a thriving tourist industry and the many local attractions have preserved much of the public's interest in the community, and thus the value of the homes located within it.