The University of Central Florida saw a 12% increase in market value over the past year, gaining $60 million between 2014 and 2015.
The total market value of UCF: Main Campus has been brought to $571,548,628 and has been assessed at just under $562 million over 1,881 acres, according to the Orange County Property Appraisal.
The property appraisal states that the year 2015 owes its 12% increases to land and building values at $22,690,077 and $521,611,125, respectively. A small raise in the worth of university features at $11,000, to exceed a two-thousand dollar loss in value the previous two years, brings the total to $27,247,426.
Raises in land values by $200,000 and building values by just under $60 million may be owed to projects the university has placed under construction.
Additions of a $30 million multi-purpose research facility, a $23 million Trevor Colbourn Hall, an upscale on-campus hotel, a $9 million parking garage expansion and a $13 million expansion to the Student Union before the close of the decade will only add to UCF’s growing market value.
Meanwhile, the Rosen College of Hospitality Management holds a $41 million assessed and market value with an increase of $124,000 through the past year, according to the property appraisal.
And Walt Disney World Resort? At least $2.91 billion in market value over 27,400 acres.
Figures are drawn from the Orange County Property Appraisal and are not intended to be utilized as a legal resource.
