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PROPERTY VICTIMIZATION (NCVS)

victimizations per 1,000 households · 1993–2024 · lower is better · Bureau of Justice Statistics, National Crime Victimization Survey
97.6
2024 (latest)
351.8
1993
351.8
high · 1993
90.3
low · 2021
−72%
since 1993
50 YearsSince 200010 Years5 Years1 Year
30.260.490.6120.9201620172018201920202021202220232024 COVID-19 pandemic (2020)’20
┊ dashed lines mark 2001 Dot-com bust & 9/11 · 2008 Global financial crisis · 2020 COVID-19 pandemic
Method & caveats. Property victimizations per 1,000 households. cv13 Figure 1 supplies 1993–2013; cv22/cv23/cv24 Table 2 supplies 2018–2024, with every overlapping year asserted equal. The two disjoint blocks have no overlap and retain the 2014–2017 gap. Cached cv14–cv21 ZIP paths contain BJS error HTML, not usable tables; this is a cache-recovery gap, not evidence the publisher never released the data. The 2006 value (169) is retained as published in cv13 but is not comparable to other years. Breaks: Disjoint edition blocks 1993–2013 and 2018–2024; 2014–2017 absent. 2006 not comparable; 2016 sample redesign; 2017 methodology change; 2024 split-sample design. Burglary/trespassing terminology changed; total property measure retained.
Sources

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Data
YearProperty victimization (NCVS)Change
202497.6−5%
2023102.2+0%
2022101.9+13%
202190.3−4%
202094.5−7%
2019101.4−6%
2018108.2−0%
2017108.4−9%
2016118.6+7%
2015110.7−6%
2014118.1−10%
2013131.4−16%
2012155.8+12%
2011138.7+11%
2010125.4−5%
2009132.6−7%
2008142.6−8%
2007154.9−3%
2005159.5−5%
2004167.5−3%
2003173.4+3%
2002168.2−5%
2001177.7−7%
2000190.4−10%
1999210.6−11%
1998237.1−11%
1997267.1−8%
1996289.3−8%
1995315.5−8%
1994341.2−3%
1993351.8
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