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Although there are many empirical studies on community and crime, cross-sectional surveys often fails to find causal relationship between crime prevention behavior and victimization. The study integrates longitudinal survey, census and official crime statistics in a city in Tokyo metropolitan area to examine the main effects of individual and neighborhood factors on property crime victimization as well as their cross-level interactions. Implications are discussed based on routine activity and multilevel-opportunity theory.