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Toronto neighbourhoods ranked by thefts over $5,000

Name: Toronto neighbourhoods ranked by thefts over $5,000, 2025
Creator: Toronto Police Service
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In 2025, Yorkdale-Glen Park had the most thefts over $5,000 of Toronto’s 158 neighbourhoods: 275 per 100,000, 4.5 times the citywide rate of 61. Roncesvalles had the fewest, at 6 per 100,000. The typical neighbourhood had 46 per 100,000.

Toronto Police Service, Neighbourhood Crime Rates · Data as of Nov 12, 2026 · How it’s measured

Most thefts over $5,000, 2025

Area

Typical neighbourhood: 46Citywide rate: 61· thefts over $5,000 per 100,000 residents

Rank	Neighbourhood		Change since 2024
1	Yorkdale-Glen Park	275	+12%
2	West Humber-Clairville	246	+30%
3	Kensington-Chinatown	219	-21%
4	Yonge-Bay Corridor	210	-27%
5	Etobicoke City Centre	201	+7%
6	Humber Summit	191	+39%
7	York University Heights	179	+50%
8	Milliken	125	+57%
9	University	122	0%
10	Annex	114	-41%
11	Church-Wellesley	106	+60%
12	Alderwood	104	+36%
13	Yonge-Eglinton	102	-25%
14	Downtown Yonge East	100	-34%
15	Highland Creek	96	+333%
16	Markland Wood	96	+267%
17	New Toronto	92	+50%
18	Clanton Park	90	+19%
19	Princess-Rosethorn	88	+175%
20	South Riverdale	88	0%
21	Bay-Cloverhill	87	-16%
22	Dufferin Grove	87	0%
23	Junction Area	87	+17%
24	Pelmo Park-Humberlea	87	+57%
25	Wellington Place	87	+6%
26	Clairlea-Birchmount	85	+189%
27	Kennedy Park	85	+45%
28	Wexford/Maryvale	84	+13%
29	Hillcrest Village	83	+200%
30	Bendale-Glen Andrew	82	+13%
31	Downsview	82	+36%
32	Fort York-Liberty Village	78	-5%
33	St Lawrence-East Bayfront-The Islands	78	0%
34	Oakdale-Beverley Heights	77	+27%
35	Newtonbrook West	76	0%
36	Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview	75	+58%
37	Forest Hill South	74	0%
38	Dorset Park	73	+54%
39	Humbermede	72	+75%
40	Trinity-Bellwoods	70	-20%
41	Stonegate-Queensway	68	+54%
42	Banbury-Don Mills	67	+47%
43	Bedford Park-Nortown	67	+143%
44	Morningside Heights	67	+64%
45	Malvern West	66	+140%
46	Mimico-Queensway	66	-6%
47	Moss Park	65	-5%
48	Rosedale-Moore Park	65	-12%
49	Glenfield-Jane Heights	63	+82%
50	Rexdale-Kipling	63	+600%
51	West Hill	63	+18%
52	Woburn North	63	+100%
53	Eglinton East	62	+23%
54	Pleasant View	60	+400%
55	Kingsway South	58	-25%
56	Yonge-Doris	58	-18%
57	Bathurst Manor	57	-9%
58	Harbourfront-CityPlace	57	+25%
59	Thorncliffe Park	55	+63%
60	Islington	54	+7%
61	Runnymede-Bloor West Village	54	+500%
62	Agincourt North	53	+60%
63	Golfdale-Cedarbrae-Woburn	53	+167%
64	Maple Leaf	53	+200%
65	East Willowdale	51	-18%
66	Forest Hill North	51	+133%
67	Bayview Village	50	+15%
68	Old East York	50	+67%
69	The Beaches	50	+300%
70	Blake-Jones	49	0%
71	Briar Hill-Belgravia	49	-33%
72	Little Portugal	49	-47%
73	Newtonbrook East	49	-25%
74	Edenbridge-Humber Valley	48	+29%
75	Leaside-Bennington	48	+125%
76	Black Creek	47	-8%
77	Brookhaven-Amesbury	47	+13%
78	Parkwoods-O'Connor Hills	47	-22%
79	Mount Pleasant East	46	+80%
80	South Parkdale	46	+20%
81	Thistletown-Beaumond Heights	46	+150%
82	Woodbine-Lumsden	46	+300%
83	Don Valley Village	45	-26%
84	Oakridge	45	-22%
85	Lansing-Westgate	44	-20%
86	West Rouge	44	+150%
87	Woodbine Corridor	44	+200%
88	St.Andrew-Windfields	43	-47%
89	Humber Bay Shores	42	0%
90	Ionview	42	0%
91	L'Amoreaux West	41	+25%
92	Lawrence Park South	41	-46%
93	East End-Danforth	40	0%
94	Elms-Old Rexdale	40	+100%
95	Agincourt South-Malvern West	39	-8%
96	Cliffcrest	39	-46%
97	O'Connor-Parkview	39	0%
98	North St.James Town	38	-44%
99	Willowdale West	38	-20%
100	Beechborough-Greenbrook	37	+50%
101	Casa Loma	37	-17%
102	Rockcliffe-Smythe	37	+29%
103	Bayview Woods-Steeles	36	-17%
104	Morningside	36	+600%
105	Playter Estates-Danforth	36	+50%
106	Weston	36	0%
107	Birchcliffe-Cliffside	35	+50%
108	Corso Italia-Davenport	35	-37%
109	Humber Heights-Westmount	35	+33%
110	Malvern East	35	+43%
111	Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills	34	-50%
112	Centennial Scarborough	34	0%
113	Tam O'Shanter-Sullivan	34	+38%
114	Wychwood	33	-29%
115	Junction-Wallace Emerson	32	-31%
116	Yonge-St.Clair	32	0%
117	Victoria Village	31	-54%
118	Fenside-Parkwoods	30	+250%
119	Englemount-Lawrence	29	-36%
120	Rustic	29	+200%
121	Guildwood	28	+50%
122	Henry Farm	28	-22%
123	Palmerston-Little Italy	28	-33%
124	Flemingdon Park	27	-30%
125	High Park North	27	-22%
126	Greenwood-Coxwell	26	0%
127	Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown	26	-18%
128	Eringate-Centennial-West Deane	25	-50%
129	North Riverdale	25	-40%
130	Weston-Pelham Park	25	0%
131	Broadview North	24	-40%
132	Keelesdale-Eglinton West	24	-25%
133	North Toronto	24	-17%
134	Taylor-Massey	24	0%
135	Westminster-Branson	24	-46%
136	Cabbagetown-South St.James Town	23	-62%
137	Dovercourt Village	23	-57%
138	High Park-Swansea	23	-57%
139	Long Branch	23	-50%
140	Steeles	23	+50%
141	Danforth East York	22	-50%
142	Kingsview Village-The Westway	21	-55%
143	Scarborough Village	21	-43%
144	South Eglinton-Davisville	21	0%
145	Caledonia-Fairbank	19	+100%
146	West Queen West	19	-57%
147	Avondale	18	0%
148	Humewood-Cedarvale	18	-70%
149	Lawrence Park North	18	-67%
150	East L'Amoreaux	17	+300%
151	Etobicoke West Mall	14	-50%
152	Mount Dennis	14	-67%
153	Oakwood Village	13	-67%
154	Lambton Baby Point	12	0%
155	Regent Park	12	-60%
156	Danforth	10	-75%
157	Bendale South	9	-50%
158	Roncesvalles	6	-87%

Map: thefts over $5,000 by neighbourhood, 2025

Up to 2626–3939–5353–78Over 781Top five158Bottom five

Numbers match the ranks in the table. Shades split the neighbourhoods into groups of similar size. Rates are per resident, so areas with many visitors and few residents, like downtown and big shopping districts, look darker.

Questions about thefts over $5,000 in Toronto

Which Toronto neighbourhood has the most thefts over $5,000?

Yorkdale-Glen Park, with 275 per 100,000 (2025). West Humber-Clairville (246) and Kensington-Chinatown (219) were next.

Which Toronto neighbourhood has the fewest thefts over $5,000?

Roncesvalles, with 6 per 100,000. Bendale South (9) and Danforth (10) were next lowest.

What is Toronto’s overall thefts over $5,000?

61 thefts over $5,000 per 100,000 residents across the city in 2025. The typical (median) neighbourhood had 46 per 100,000: half are above it and half below.

How is this measured?

Thefts of property worth more than $5,000 (not including cars) reported to Toronto Police, per 100,000 residents. Rates are per resident, so areas with many visitors and few residents, like downtown and big shopping districts, rank high. Police place each incident at the nearest intersection. Source: Toronto Police Service, Neighbourhood Crime Rates.