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Yes — because your future buyer may be a family. When you're buying, you're also choosing what your buyer pool will look like when you eventually sell.
Yes — because your future buyer may be a family. When you're buying, you're also choosing what your buyer pool will look like when you eventually sell. Homes in strong school zones attract a broader buyer pool, which tends to produce more competitive offer dynamics. Even buyers who don't have school-age children benefit from the market depth that school zone desirability creates.
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