Good public transportation is not a factor that contributes to the relationship between housing and crime. In fact, it can help to reduce crime by making it easier for people to get to work, school, and other activities.

Neighborhoods with high crime rates are typically characterized by high levels of poverty, low levels of social cohesion, and high levels of residential mobility.

A comprehensive approach to reducing crime in public housing includes increasing the number of police officers in the area, improving the quality of housing, and providing social services to residents.

Single-family homes are typically associated with lower crime rates than multi-family homes or public housing.

Poor maintenance, overcrowding, and lack of security can all contribute to crime in public housing.

A comprehensive approach to reducing crime in neighborhoods with high rates of poverty includes investing in job training and education programs, improving access to affordable housing, and providing social services to residents.

Lack of privacy, shared common spaces, and high levels of anonymity can all contribute to crime in multi-family homes.

Increasing the number of police officers in the area, improving the quality of housing, and providing social services to residents are not typically effective strategies for reducing crime in rural areas.

Lack of social cohesion, high levels of residential mobility, and high levels of poverty can all contribute to crime in suburban areas.

A comprehensive approach to reducing crime in urban areas includes investing in job training and education programs, improving access to affordable housing, and providing social services to residents.

Lack of social cohesion, high levels of residential mobility, and high levels of poverty can all contribute to crime in mixed-income neighborhoods.

A comprehensive approach to reducing crime in gated communities includes increasing the number of security guards, improving the quality of housing, and providing social services to residents.

Lack of privacy, shared common spaces, and high levels of anonymity can all contribute to crime in high-rise buildings.

A comprehensive approach to reducing crime in public spaces includes increasing the number of police officers in the area, improving the quality of lighting, and providing social services to residents.

Lack of security, poor discipline, and high levels of poverty can all contribute to crime in schools.