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Consultants' Final Report - Page 35 <br />Decrease No Effect Increase <br />Single-family <br />97.517o <br />2.5% <br />0.0% <br />Multiple -family <br />95.017-o <br />5.067o <br />0.0170 <br />Commercial <br />81.5% <br />15.1% <br />3.3% <br />When adult businesses are located more than 200 feet but less than 500 feet of a <br />residential or commercial property, the effect diminishes only slightly: <br />The difference between 200 and 500 feet is insignificant. Otherwise, the strongest <br />impact occurs for single-family residences with a smaller (though still extremely <br />large and significant) impact on commercial property. <br />The density of adult businesses is also considered to have a negative impact <br />on property values. When two adult businesses are located within 1000 feet of <br />each other and within 200 to 500 feet of a property, values are expected to <br />diminish significantly: <br />Decrease <br />No Effect <br />Increase <br />Single-family <br />95.1% <br />4.9% <br />0.0% <br />Multiple -family <br />92.517o <br />6.7% <br />0.8% <br />Commercial <br />77.5% <br />20.0% <br />2.5% <br />The difference between 200 and 500 feet is insignificant. Otherwise, the strongest <br />impact occurs for single-family residences with a smaller (though still extremely <br />large and significant) impact on commercial property. <br />The density of adult businesses is also considered to have a negative impact <br />on property values. When two adult businesses are located within 1000 feet of <br />each other and within 200 to 500 feet of a property, values are expected to <br />diminish significantly: <br />Density impacts are judged to be slightly smaller than the impacts of location per <br />EVER00381 <br />Decrease <br />No Effect <br />Increase <br />Single-family <br />89.3% <br />9.8% <br />0.8% <br />Multiple -family <br />86.8% <br />12.3% <br />0.8% <br />Commercial <br />71.9% <br />27.3% <br />0.8170 <br />Density impacts are judged to be slightly smaller than the impacts of location per <br />EVER00381 <br />