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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions: Humble, TX Crime & Safety

Is Humble, TX safe in 2026?

Yes — Humble earns a city-wide Safety Rating of A (Very Safe) based on analysis of all 7 neighborhoods. An impressive 85.7% of neighborhoods hold a Grade A, and the remaining 14.3% hold a Grade B. That means 100% of Humble's analyzed neighborhoods fall into the "safe" category (A or B combined). Top performers like Eagle Springs, Canyon Gate at Park Lakes, Kenswick, Atasca Woods, and Kings River Village all carry A+ grades, while Fall Creek holds an A- and the IAH / Airport Area grades out at B-. No neighborhood in Humble received a C, D, or F grade, which is a meaningful distinction compared to many Texas suburbs of similar size.

What is the crime rate in Humble, TX?

Humble's overall Crime Grade is C- on a city-wide basis — a metric that factors in regional and national benchmarks — but that figure contrasts sharply with the neighborhood-level picture. When you look at the 7 neighborhoods analyzed, 6 out of 7 (85.7%) earned an A grade and 1 out of 7 (14.3%) earned a B grade. Zero neighborhoods fell below a B. The safest neighborhoods are concentrated in higher-income corridors: Kings River Village (median income $174,485) and Eagle Springs (median income $121,857) both carry A+ grades. Even the lowest-graded neighborhood, IAH / Airport Area — which has a notably lower median income of $41,057 — only grades at B-, not a failing mark. This data suggests that while the city-level C- grade reflects broader metro comparisons, residents living in Humble's established neighborhoods experience a substantially safer day-to-day environment.

What are the safest neighborhoods in Humble, TX?

Five Humble neighborhoods share the top rating of A+:

• Eagle Springs — Population 7,086; median household income $121,857. The largest neighborhood in the analysis and one of the safest.
• Kings River Village — Population 1,104; median household income $174,485. The highest-income neighborhood in the dataset and tied for the best safety grade.
• Atasca Woods — Population 2,373; median household income $120,306. Combines affluence with an A+ safety profile.
• Kenswick — Population 2,885; median household income $76,815. Achieves A+ safety at a more moderate income level.
• Canyon Gate at Park Lakes — Population 1,610; median household income $71,919. Another A+ neighborhood accessible to middle-income households.

Fall Creek follows closely with an A- grade (population 2,557; median income $115,699), making it another strong choice for safety-conscious residents. Collectively, these six A-tier neighborhoods account for 85.7% of all neighborhoods analyzed in Humble.

Which Humble neighborhood has the most crime?

The IAH / Airport Area holds the lowest safety grade in Humble at B-, making it the comparatively higher-crime zone within the city. With a population of 16,816 and a median household income of $41,057 — significantly below the city median of $53,038 — this area's economic profile aligns with its slightly elevated crime grade. That said, a B- is still a passing grade, and it remains in the "safe" tier overall. The gap between the IAH / Airport Area (B-) and the next neighborhood, Fall Creek (A-), is notable, so residents and visitors near the airport corridor may want to take standard precautions such as securing vehicles and staying aware of surroundings, particularly at night.

Is Humble a good place to live in 2026?

From a safety standpoint, the data makes a strong case. 100% of Humble's neighborhoods grade B or higher, and 85.7% grade A — a distribution that many larger Texas cities cannot match at the neighborhood level. Humble's median home value of $125,185 and median rent of $952 make it one of the more affordable options in the Houston metro, especially given the safety profile. The median household income of $53,038 and a poverty rate of 16.5% reflect real economic challenges for some residents, and the 6.5% unemployment rate is worth noting for job-seekers. But for families prioritizing safe neighborhoods without paying premium Houston prices, communities like Eagle Springs, Atasca Woods, and Canyon Gate at Park Lakes offer A+ safety grades at relatively accessible price points. The overall Crime Grade of C- signals that Humble still has room to improve on a macro level, but the neighborhood-by-neighborhood breakdown tells a largely positive story for everyday residents.

How does Humble's safety compare across its neighborhoods?

The spread across Humble's 7 neighborhoods is notably tight and skewed toward safety. Here is a quick breakdown by grade tier:

• Grade A (including A+ and A-): 6 neighborhoods — 85.7% of the total
• Grade B (including B-): 1 neighborhood — 14.3% of the total
• Grade C, D, or F: 0 neighborhoods — 0%

The income correlation is clear in the data: the five A+ neighborhoods have median household incomes ranging from $71,919 (Canyon Gate at Park Lakes) to $174,485 (Kings River Village), all well above the city median. The sole B- neighborhood, IAH / Airport Area, has a median income of $41,057 — roughly 77% of the city median. This pattern is consistent with national research linking economic stability to lower property and violent crime rates. For prospective movers, targeting neighborhoods with median incomes at or above the city average of $53,038 appears to correlate strongly with A-tier safety outcomes in Humble.