Safest Neighborhoods in Manhattan (2026)

Updated daily with real crime data from NYPD, 311, Citizen, and more

36 neighborhoods ranked from safest to most dangerous. Grades are based on 30-day incident data weighted by severity.

# NEIGHBORHOOD GRADE INCIDENTS (30D)
1 Harlem D 348
2 Upper West Side A 56
3 Hell's Kitchen B 98
4 Washington Heights C 228
5 Chelsea A 12
6 East Harlem F 124
7 East Village B 95
8 Financial District A 35
9 Gramercy A 50
10 Greenwich Village A 33
11 Inwood C 201
12 Lower East Side B 44
13 Midtown East B 11
14 Midtown West B 59
15 Murray Hill A 4
16 SoHo B 76
17 Tribeca A 10
18 Upper East Side A 35
19 Morningside Heights B 123
20 Chinatown A 79
21 Battery Park City A 32
22 Flatiron A 45
23 Kips Bay A 21
24 West Village A 38
25 Nolita B 113
26 NoHo A 102
27 Little Italy B 85
28 Two Bridges A 35
29 Carnegie Hill A 61
30 Yorkville A 26
31 Lenox Hill A 23
32 Turtle Bay A 9
33 Hamilton Heights C 340
34 Hudson Yards A 32
35 Roosevelt Island A 11
36 Civic Center A 18

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the safest neighborhood in Manhattan?

Harlem currently holds the best safety grade in Manhattan with a grade of D and 348 incidents in the last 30 days.

Is Manhattan safe to live in?

Safety varies significantly across Manhattan's 36 neighborhoods. The safest areas have grade A or B ratings, while others rate D or F. Use NEMESIS to check specific neighborhoods before signing a lease.

How are Manhattan neighborhoods ranked for safety?

NEMESIS aggregates real-time data from NYPD, 311, Citizen, CCRB, HPD, EMS, and community reports. Each neighborhood is graded A-F based on incident volume, severity, and livability factors like transit, dining, and parks.

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