Depends on if its a old tree that you cut back or died back to the ground and has all of those roots from the previous year. Or if you mean from a small rooted cutting or 6'' start.
Here in Hawaii a year is a full 365 days of growth. A rooted cutting in a 10 gallon pot, I get an average of 1ft per month of growth, so 12 feet a year is avg. Some varieties grow faster, hardy chicago and desertking are my 2 fastest, during the peak of summer they can put on 2ft a month. Alma and peter's honey are much slower and grow 6 inches a month avg.
I had a brown turkey that I planted in the ground and it grew from a 1ft tall 1 gal, to 8ft tall by 20 ft wide by 20 ft long in 12 months and produced 700+ figs.