New Study Supports Positive Homeownership Effects on Kids was originally published on Chicago Agent Magazine, the leading source for news and perspective for real estate professionals in the Chicagoland area.
By Peter Ricci Earlier this year, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) received some criticism for an television advertisement on positive homeownership effects that connected homeownership with stronger communities, higher self-esteem and, perhaps most controversially, better test scores in children. A new study from three college researchers, though, has largely supported NAR’s claims and added some interesting nuance to the mix. Positive Homeownership Effects on School, Teen Pregnancy Conducted by�Richard K. Green and Gary D. Painter of the University of Southern California and Michelle J. White at the University of San Diego, the study ...
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