Chapter 317: Timing, Labour Party (Two-in-One, Please Subscribe!!!)

Schools unable to enroll students, yet causing housing prices to rise?

Arthur had never expected the situation to develop in this direction.

Now, housing prices in New Hanover District had risen by 30%, and although Ealing District was a wealthy area and the increase was not as pronounced, there were still fluctuations in housing prices.

It's normal for housing prices and rents to rise, what's abnormal is the number of school enrollees; a vast New Hanover District with at least tens of thousands of school-age children, but only just over a thousand are attending public school normally.

Out of these thousand-plus students, many had traveled from other cities. Compared to hiring expensive private tutors, spending money on rent to ensure their child receives quality education is much more cost-effective.

But this was not what Arthur intended.