I think most people know that good schools benefit the housing market and home prices in that district by creating more demand for homes in the district. This demand contributes to a healthy market and, the ultimate hope of most home owners, appreciating home prices that yield a good return on the investment over time. Conversely, the opposite is generally believed to be true as well that a poor school district has a negative effect on the housing market and home prices within that district.
How much effect does a school district have on home prices, whether a good district or Continue Reading →