Homes in Highly Rated School Zones Cost 35% More Than the Average U.S. Home--But the Premium Is Much Smaller in Some Parts of the Country

Redfin reports the typical U.S. home in a highly rated school zone costs $150,000 more than the typical overall home, but the size of that premium varies dramatically by metro In metros including Little Rock, Anaheim and Chicago, buyers pay relatively little extra for highly rated schools...

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