Irvine at 50: A Tale of Continuity and Change

University of California, Irvine, School of Social Ecology Irvine at 50: A Tale of Continuity and Change • November 1 2021

Figure 4.10 Figure 4.10 shows the measures that had the strongest negative relationship with changes in property crime rates. Neighborhoods with larger increases in immigrants, percent Asian, and population density experienced the largest decreases in property crime. Also, neighborhoods with increasing numbers of total employees, as well as retail employees, experienced consistent declines in property crime.

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What does the future hold for Irvine?

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How does Irvine do compared to expectations?

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Irvine compared to all U.S. cities

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Change in Demographics in Irvine

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A Brief History of the Irvine Police Department

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Chapter 2. Changing Crime and Changing Demographics

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