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2011-11-07 — bloomberg.com
"The economics professors, who studied home values in 2000 in and around Columbus, Ohio, concluded that an increase in the number of same-sex couples by one in 1,000 households is associated with a 1.1 percent price premium in enclaves that backed gay marriage. The same influx in areas that didn't support same-sex marriage was linked to a 1 percent discount."
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