CRIME SWEEP: Home edition

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Two housing-related stories in Monday’s crime round-up:

HOME VALUES: A sex offender living nearby can make a home take longer to sell and lower its value, according to a study by three Longwood University professors. The presence of a nearby sex offender reduced a home’s value by about 9 percent, the study found. Such houses took up to 10 percent longer to sell.

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