Monday, September 28, 2009

Cincinnati Seen as Great Value


From the Ohio Board of Realtors:


Some of the best public schools in the country are in very affordable housing markets.
BusinessWeek.com, in cooperation with real-estate marketer Cyberhomes, identified 25 locales nationwide where the price of homes is moderate and schools are A-rated.


Quality schools tend to go hand-in-hand with high real estate prices. David Figlio, a professor of education, social policy, and economics at Northwestern University, recommends that concerned parents with limited funds choose a B-rated school that just missed getting the top grade. "If a school barely missed getting an A, you might be getting the biggest bang for your buck," Figlio says.


The top-ranked schools chosen by the magazine were in these communities:
Vandergrift, Pa.; Lake Worth, Fla.; Middletown, Md.; Longmont, Colo.; Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.; Louisville, Colo.; Nassau-Suffolk, N.Y.;Cincinnati; Nanuet, N.Y. and Clayton, N.C.


Source: BusinessWeek.com

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