Florida’s education shakeup is pouring money into private schools. Here’s what it means for real estate
Developers are racing to build luxury condos, apartments and office towers for the influx of new residents to South Florida, but incoming families face an important question: Where will their kids go to school? The answer is reshaping the region’s education system and the real estate behind it. Finding the right school has become increasingly difficult for families in South Florida as demand for private schools has outpaced supply in the region, where affluent newcomers are fueling competition for high-quality schools. Private school enrollment is up 48 percent since the 2020-2021 academic year, according to a Broward County Public Schools […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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