A Solid Investment Opportunity In Plane Sight

At first you wonder why a local government would approve an elaborate new high school development, especially when it involves a hilltop area in addition to high end architecture. Upon further review, it becomes obvious why they want to attract new residents that would want to send their children to that school. The below linked article explains the new school and the major amenities a 380,000 square foot high school area brings. It also explains the location, which happens to be within two miles of the busiest airport in the nation.

 

Many cities have industrial areas and/or rail and truck facilities near a big airport. In some areas, there will be low income housing, often to house workers near those businesses. It will be interesting to see how this plays out in Atlanta. A modern state-of-the-art spacious high school could bring in residents for upscale and luxury housing. Typically, this type of housing is not found in proximity to a large airport since high end homes are typically in a more quiet area. 

 

The potential impact on home values and the cost of land for residential development could be significant. Potential home buyers and investors who are not aware of the plan for the new high school would not be in position to see the potential. Chances are they would have a different set of numbers when evaluating current opportunities. 

 

To me this is about even more than how this could impact the Atlanta area real estate market. Investors, developers, and brokers in other major cities could start tracking property values and trends near the Atlanta airport starting now, and going back a few months. Continue to track how the new high school impacts people moving to the area, price trends, and new business development such as grocery stores and other services over the next couple of years.

 

Three years from now, you could have "evidence" of how adding an upscale school could positively impact the economy surrounding "your" airport. You could be "first in" on creating a highly profitable opportunity by making acquisitions and lining up investors at 'current' market conditions while having projections most others would not. Those who "would not" are those who do not have a research person or team helping them toward future opportunities. 

 

 

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