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The 'school catchment' effect
This refers to how property prices are influenced by proximity to desirable schools. Parents often pay a premium to live within a school's catchment area, increasing demand for homes there. The story highlights this, showing properties near top schools costing £40,000 more, reflecting the value placed on a good education.
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