Crime in The Beaches, Toronto
The Beaches is a Toronto neighbourhood of 23,784 residents. Police reported 292 crimes here in 2025. Adjusted for population that's 1,228 per 100,000 residents — 22% below the city average — making The Beaches safer than 62% of the city's 158 neighbourhoods.
#61
Safety rank · of 158
23,784
Population · residents
292
Crimes · in 2025
1,228
Rate / 100k · avg 1,567
Crime breakdown in The Beaches
Assault
526 per 100k · 112.8/yr avg
125last yr
▼ -11% yr/yr
Break & enter
151 per 100k · 41.8/yr avg
36last yr
▲ +20% yr/yr
Auto theft
164 per 100k · 44.8/yr avg
39last yr
▼ -34% yr/yr
Theft from vehicle
244 per 100k · 50/yr avg
58last yr
▲ +66% yr/yr
Bike theft
67 per 100k · 23/yr avg
16last yr
▲ +100% yr/yr
Robbery
25 per 100k · 13/yr avg
6last yr
▼ -45% yr/yr
Theft over $5,000
51 per 100k · 9.3/yr avg
12last yr
▲ +300% yr/yr
Shooting
0 per 100k · 0.3/yr avg
0last yr
▼ -100% yr/yr
Homicide
0 per 100k · 0.3/yr avg
0last yr
▼ -100% yr/yr
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Reported crime counts and rates for 2025, the latest year published by Toronto Police Service. Rates are per 100,000 residents (2025 population); year-over-year change is 2025 vs. 2024. Data source: Toronto Police Service — Neighbourhood Crime Rates (City of Toronto Open Data).