Taxpayers are often concerned that introducing a charter school in their neighborhood will decrease their property values. We test this proposition by using three methods. We test the size and significance of the distance from a charter school with respect to property values; whether the intervention of a charter school changes the growth rate of property values; and whether the distance from a charter school has a different impact than the distance from a public school in similar neighborhoods. For the most part, we find little evidence that the existence of a charter school affects property values. © Southern Regional Science Association 2011.
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Horowitz, J., Keil, S., & Spector, L. (2009). Do charter schools affect property values? Review of Regional Studies, 39(3), 297–316. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.8226
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