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We find ourselves in the age of Super Moms and Dads trying to raise the world\u2019s smartest kids. Getting a great education has become an obsession for most Floridian parents. Being a parent myself, I know first-hand how expensive it can be to send your kids to a good school. And I\u2019m not even talking about college or private schools. I\u2019m talking about top-rated public schools. In order to send your child to a top-rated elementary school, you have to live in that particular school zone which also means that you\u2019re more than likely paying higher than normal housing costs. It\u2019s been proven in Orlando real estate<\/b>, that the price of Orlando homes found in the zones of higher-ranked public schools are much higher than other neighborhoods that are served by schools that are ranked lower.<\/p>\n
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As an Orlando realtor<\/b>,<\/a> one of the first questions that I get from home buyers with children is \u201cHow are the schools around here?\u201d If you\u2019re a good parent then a good education for your children should be at the very top of your list when looking for a place to live. I\u2019ve seen people pay up to $50 more per square foot for a house in an excellent zone as opposed to a house in an average school zone. \u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n \n There\u2019s always a silver lining to every situation and this one happens to be dedicated to the home buyer without children. As parents of tomorrow\u2019s presidents and scientists are paying more than top dollar to live close the best schools, home buyers without kids couldn\u2019t care less how highly ranked the elementary school down the street is.<\/p>\n \n Homebuyers that aren\u2019t concerned about school systems can get a lot more house for their buck while still living in a nice area. Just because the school systems aren\u2019t the best in certain neighborhoods it doesn\u2019t mean that it\u2019s a bad place to live. Everyone just assumes that a better school district will automatically have bigger houses of much higher quality with larger lots, or a more prime location with views and quiet streets. \u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nGood News for Home-Buyers with no kids<\/span><\/b><\/h2>\n