Walking in Houston: reported crime by neighborhood
Jul 2025 – Jun 2026 · data as of Jun 30, 2026
166,550 incidents were reported to the police in Houston in these 12 months, about 456 a day. Each neighborhood below is compared with the rest of Houston, from very low to very high, taking into account how many people are usually around.
The map shows every block, by day and at night, and gives walking directions that avoid high-crime areas.
Neighborhoods
- Acres Homes High
- Addicks Moderate
- Alief Moderate
- Almeda Low
- Bellaire West Moderate
- Braeburn Moderate
- Braeswood Low
- Brays Oaks High
- Briar Forest Low
- Briargrove Moderate
- Calgary Woods Moderate
- Carverdale Moderate
- Central City Low
- Central Northwest Houston Low
- Central Southwest Houston Low
- Chinatown Low
- City Oaks Low
- Clear Lake Very low
- Downtown Low
- Dunnam Very low
- East Downtown Very high
- East Houston High
- Eastwood Moderate
- Edgebrook Low
- Edgeworth Place Moderate
- Energy Corridor Low
- Fifth Ward Very high
- Fondren Gardens Moderate
- Fort Bend Houston Moderate
- Fourth Ward High
- Greenspoint High
- Greenway Low
- Gulfton Moderate
- Hidden Echo Very low
- Hidden Valley Moderate
- Highland Village Low
- Houston Heights Low
- Humble Camp Low
- Hunterwood Low
- Inwood High
- Kashmere Gardens Very high
- Kingwood Low
- Lakes of Parkway Very low
- Lamar Terrace Moderate
- Langwood Low
- Lindale Park Moderate
- Lynchburg Landing Very low
- MacGregor Moderate
- Magnolia Park High
- Mahatma Gandhi District High
- Memorial City Very low
- Meyerland Low
- Midtown Very high
- Minnetex Moderate
- Montrose Very high
- Moonshine Hill Very low
- Mount Houston Low
- Murray Park Moderate
- Museum District Low
- Near Northside High
- North Houston District Very high
- North Shadydale Very high
- North Shore High
- Northwest Crossing Very high
- Pamela Heights Low
- Park Place Moderate
- Pecan Park Low
- Pleasantville Low
- Rice Military Moderate
- Rice Village Low
- River Oaks Very low
- Riverside Crest Very low
- Scenic Woods High
- Second Ward Moderate
- Settegast High
- Sharpstown High
- Skyscraper Shadows Very low
- Somerset Green Low
- Spring Branch Central Low
- Spring Branch East Moderate
- Spring Branch North Low
- Spring Branch West Low
- Sunnyside Very high
- Tanglewood Very low
- Texas Medical Center Very low
- Third Ward High
- Town & Country / CityCentre Low
- University Place Low
- Uptown Low
- Westbranch Low
- Westbury Low
- Westchase Moderate
- Westwood High
- Willowbrook High
What gets reported in Houston
- Simple assault: 39,437 (24%)
- Theft from vehicle: 26,421 (16%)
- Theft: 15,988 (10%)
- Shoplifting: 15,256 (9%)
- Aggravated assault: 11,785 (7%)
- Vandalism: 11,335 (7%)
How Houston compares with other cities
In 2025 the FBI counted 884 violent crimes per 100,000 residents in Houston (Texas: 349, United States: 329).
Property crimes: 3,828 per 100,000 residents (Texas: 1,813, United States: 1,552).
The FBI counts offenses differently from the city data behind the levels, so the totals do not match exactly.
How to read this
- It shows crime reported to the police. Many crimes are never reported.
- Levels compare areas within Houston. The same level in another city does not mean the same.
- It is not a prediction, and it says nothing about any person or building.
- Please do not use it for decisions about housing, lending, insurance or employment.
- The Houston Police Department publishes monthly and can run a few months behind, and the latest weeks are still being filled in.
- Houston publishes one row per offense; offenses are combined into one incident here.
- Locations are generalized to the hundred block by the Houston Police Department.
Source: Houston Police Department. Place names © OpenStreetMap contributors. Data as of Jun 30, 2026.