Denver Crimes The best and worst Denver neighborhoods for burglary: forced entries

Top-ten highest burglary: forced entry rates, by neighborhood, 2025

1. Overland: 5.25 per 1,000 residents (17 incidents total)
2. DIA: 4.87 (6)
3. North Capitol Hill: 4.05 (24)
4. Lincoln Park: 3.81 (23)
5. City Park West: 3.71 (17)
6. Globeville: 3.38 (12)
7. Five Points: 3.11 (46)
8. Civic Center: 2.83 (5)
9. University Hills: 2.7 (16)
10. Union Station: 2.57 (13)

Top-ten highest burglary: forced entry counts, by neighborhood, 2025

1. Five Points: 46 incidents
2. Central Park: 32
3. Washington Virginia Vale: 28
4. Capitol Hill: 27
5. East Colfax: 26
6. North Capitol Hill: 24
7. Montbello: 23
8. Lincoln Park: 23
9. Congress Park: 22
10. Highland: 19

Best burglary: forced entry crime rates, by neighborhood, 2025

1. Indian Creek: 0.0 per 1,000 residents (0 incidents total)
2. Auraria: 0.0 (0)
3. Fort Logan: 0.23 (2)
4. Wellshire: 0.3 (1)
5. Marston: 0.35 (4)
6. North Park Hill: 0.38 (4)
7. Southmoor Park: 0.41 (2)
8. Harvey Park South: 0.45 (4)
9. Gateway / Green Valley Ranch: 0.46 (16)
10. Whittier: 0.5 (3)

Lowest burglary: forced entry counts, by neighborhood, 2025

1. Indian Creek: 0 incidents
2. Auraria: 0
3. Wellshire: 1
4. Skyland: 2
5. Southmoor Park: 2
6. Fort Logan: 2
7. Jefferson Park: 2
8. Sun Valley: 2
9. Kennedy: 3
10. Whittier: 3

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