The Elite Education Reshuffle: South Florida vs. Los Angeles

Is wealth migration creating a durable South Florida market for elite schools—or a capacity boom vulnerable to slower population growth and changing educational technology? This episode examines the lag between mobile demand and expensive, slow-to-build institutional supply.

The durable insight is that elite schooling sells both instruction and scarce identity. Technology may reduce the cost of personalized learning without reducing the value families attach to status, networks, and institutional continuity.

Tuition, migration, enrollment, school-opening, and demographic claims in this episode are time-sensitive and should be treated as dated hypotheses unless independently refreshed. Sources were curated by Alex; dialogue audio was generated with NotebookLM.