Grapevine, TX Crime Map

Grapevine, TX Safety Overview

With a population of 54,151 and an overall crime grade of A-, Grapevine, Texas stands out as one of the safer mid-sized cities in the Dallas–Fort Worth metro. Every single one of the 10 neighborhoods analyzed earned an A-range grade — meaning 100% of neighborhoods scored at the A level, with zero neighborhoods falling into the B, C, D, or F categories. That kind of consistency is rare and reflects a community where safety is not confined to a handful of enclaves but extends across the city as a whole.

Safest Neighborhoods in Grapevine

The top-performing neighborhoods are led by Trail Lake (A+, median income $143,607), Kimberly Estates (A+, $143,610), Lakeside Estates (A+, $143,607), Hidden Lake Estates (A+, $143,611), and Silvercrest (A+, $143,610). Shadow Glen (A+, $145,213) and the Glade neighborhood (A+, $150,545) round out a cluster of high-income, low-crime communities that consistently outperform city averages. Canterbury Village also earned an A+ with a median household income of $143,602. The correlation between higher household incomes — well above the city median of $94,363 — and top safety grades is evident across these neighborhoods.

Understanding the Grade Distribution

All 10 analyzed neighborhoods earned an A grade, making Grapevine's grade distribution essentially uniform at the top of the scale. The two neighborhoods that sit slightly lower within the A range are Ridgecrest Grapevine (A-, median income $68,910) and College Creek (A-, $69,180). Both still represent safe living environments by any standard; the A- designation simply reflects a modest uptick in reported incidents relative to the city's highest-performing areas. Notably, these two neighborhoods also carry lower median incomes compared to the A+ cluster, a pattern consistent with broader national research on income and crime rates.

Property Crime vs. Violent Crime in Grapevine

Even in the neighborhoods listed as relatively higher-crime — Glade, Shadow Glen, and Lakeside Estates — all three hold an A+ grade, which underscores that Grapevine's crime concerns are limited in scope. Property crime, including incidents like vehicle break-ins and opportunistic theft, accounts for the majority of reported activity in these areas. Glade, the largest of the three with a population of 3,191, naturally sees more total incidents by volume simply due to its size. Violent crime rates across Grapevine remain low, consistent with the city's poverty rate of just 5.5% and unemployment rate of 5.2%, both of which are well below national benchmarks.

How the Crime Map Supports Smarter Decisions

Grapevine's interactive crime map is a practical tool for anyone evaluating the city through a safety lens. Home buyers weighing a purchase in the $338,583 median home value range can use neighborhood-level grades to compare areas like Trail Lake or Hidden Lake Estates against options in Ridgecrest Grapevine. Renters — facing a median rent of $1,444 — can assess whether a lower-priced unit in College Creek aligns with their safety expectations before signing a lease. Commuters traveling through the city for work near DFW Airport can identify which corridors see higher property crime activity and plan accordingly. The map transforms raw data into actionable context, giving residents and newcomers alike a clear, evidence-based picture of where Grapevine stands — and it stands very well.