As expected, this leads to a high demand for safe zones because, in addition to victimized citizens, fear spreads among the general public. This doesn't just apply to residential areas: property crimes also affect businesses, leading to a steady increase in security measures, such as surveillance cameras, bulletproof glass, security barriers and high fences or walls around properties. . Citizens follow these responses and install surveillance cameras, alarm systems and panic buttons in their homes, depending on their financial situation and location. This not only applies to private houses but also to apartment buildings (Landman 2005,