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It's the chicken-or-the-egg question. On top of that, choosing a home is inseparable from choosing a child's education. It's the chicken and its egg.  \n(c) Sheng Yi Lee 2015  \nSchool Zones  \nVol.29 Mar 2015  \nThe Inside Perspective  \n4 SCHOOL ZONES REPORT by Jodie Walker, Richard Rossman and Paul Osborne  \n11 RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL REVIEW by Jodie Walker  \n12 QUARTERLY SCORECARD November, December 2014 & January 2015  \n13 QUARTERLY TURNOVER November, December 2014 & January 2015  \n14 APARTMENTS  \nQuarterly price comparisons and median change  \n16 HOUSES  \nQuarterly price comparisons and median change  \n18 TOWNHOUSES  \nQuarterly price comparisons and median change  \nSVcohlo2o9l ZMoanesr 2015 School Zones Report  \nby Jodie Walker, Richard Rossman & Paul Osborne  \nIntroduction  \nOne of the most important decisions you may make as a parent is where to send your child to school. You can spend hours researching schools, studying what they offer, their reputation, yearly VCE results and overall school ranking. Imagine spending all that time researching to find what you believe is the perfect school for your child, only to be informed that they will not be accepted because you do not live in the school’s zoning. If only you had known this when you purchased your family home!  \nPublic secondary schools in Melbourne are separated into zones, as shown in Secret Agent’s school zone map (Figure 1) below. The bulk of enrolments will come directly from these zones, making the decision on what area to settle down in a potentially crucial factor for parents . While private schools are not affected by the same zoning restrictions, many impose a heavy financial burden on the household budget, especially if the choice between public and private has to be made for several children .  \nSchool zones are of fundamental importance when considering property prices . Whether you are looking to have children or not, properties are bundles and the reality of the urban landscape is that many different attributes are wrapped up in the price.  \nIf you are a future home buyer, a school zone should be taken into account as this will affect how others view a property and potentially push prices up. This means you could be overpaying for a property because it is within a school zone, even if this is not relevant to you . The school zone effectively comes with the house and you will pay for it regardless as a result of market pricing.  \n> Figure 1 School Zone Map of Melbourne's inner city regions and all school zones examined in this report.  \nSchool Zones  \nVol.29 Mar 2015  \nSecret Agent has a responsibility to look at pricing and determine what effect school zones are having on inner city properties . Different school zones may have different impacts depending on their ranking and popularity. This study set out to compare the performance of public schools with house prices in the surrounding region . The primary aim was to uncover the answer to the question:  \nWhat is the real, unseen price of education in the housing market and how much do rankings influence this?  \nBackground  \nSchool zones are becoming increasingly important in the inner city market . The rise in popularity of public schools is evident by the increase in intake of students each year. There has been lobbying in some suburbs for more public schools so that the demand for the existing schools is reduced. Population growth in the Port Phillip area has put enrolmentstrain on the only public school in the area; Albert Park College . (Espalier, 2012) Provision of more public secondary schools in the inner south is necessary especially for South Melbourne and the new Fishermans Bend suburb which are out","cbCairhAqxZHshJa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairhAqxZHshJa","pdf",1031523,"English","# The Inside Perspective\n## School Zones Report (by Jodie Walker, Richard Rossman and Paul Osborne)\n## Residential & Commercial Review (by Jodie Walker)\n## Quarterly Scorecard (November, December 2014 & January 2015)\n## Quarterly Turnover (November, December 2014 & January 2015)\n## Apartments\n## Houses\n## Townhouses\n# Introduction\n# Background","[{\"question\":\"Why do school zones affect property prices in Melbourne?\",\"answer\":\"School zones concentrate student enrolments into specific areas, increasing demand for nearby properties. 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