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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What do you say about the people who's home value will decrease due to proximity to the shelters?[/quote] I say (1) provide proof of this phenomenon and (2) spell whose properly.[/quote] Different poster (who hopefully will pass the grammar test! :-) ). HUD research paper addressing property values and crime associated with homeless shelters. https://www.huduser.gov/Publications/pdf/support_1.pdf [quote]Quantitative Analysis of Property Value Impacts Overall, we found that the set of eleven supportive housing facilities we analyzed for the price impact analysis was associated with a positive impact on house prices in the surrounding neighborhood. ... While the average relationship between this set of supportive housing facilities and proximate house prices was positive, not all site/neighborhood combinations in Denver experienced the same relationship. When we disaggregated our analysis to measure impacts for different common clusters of sites/neighborhoods, [u]we found that the set of five supportive housing sites located in low-valued, heavily minority-occupied (typically majority Black-occupied) neighborhoods consistently evinced the positive price impacts noted above[/u]. [u]By contrast, the site in the highest-value, overwhelmingly white-occupied neighborhood apparently had a negative effect on house prices, as did another (poorly maintained) site in a modestly valued, high-density core neighborhood having 24 percent of its population classified as Hispanic.[/u] (page xii)[/quote] [/quote] Then according to that article we should put the shelters in Wards 7/8 as it will raise their property values. It will lower property values anywhere else.[/quote]
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