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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Going to an all lottery system would also seriously upend the real estate market. People who are paying $1M for these postage stamp houses in prime Wilson feeder areas will all be having heart palpitations as they watch their property values bottom out.[/quote] Their property values won’t tank. Property values are high because property inside the Beltway, close to Metro is in demand. But there are plenty of $1M+ postage stamp townhouses all over the city, even where schools suck and there is no expectation of improvement any time soon. [/quote] lol nope why isn't EOTR more expensive what is happening is gentrification and associated price increases are moving from West to East across the city and yes in some places people are paying in advance when neighborhood schools are still bad. Within 5-10 years the schools start to flip starting at the elementary school level[/quote]
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