Journal Article

House prices and the quality of public schools: what are we buying?


Abstract: Do house prices reflect the quality of the local public schools? To what extent do school district policies determine how well students perform? How do such factors as neighborhood, family, and peers affect school quality and house prices? Ted Crone examines these questions, and others, to determine whether house prices do, indeed, include a school premium.

Keywords: Housing; Education;

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Provider: Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

Part of Series: Business Review

Publication Date: 1998

Issue: Sep

Pages: 3-14