A global-scale research estimate anchored by official 2025 New York City crime and resident-population evidence, with United States-level fallbacks and explicit uncertainty for dimensions without city-level coverage.
Safrom's citywide research estimate is 73/100. Higher scores mean safer on the model's scale. Evidence as of . Confidence: B.
What does this area's map cover?
78 areas with estimates. Area evidence as of .
Area evidence and limitations
Public-alpha research estimate centered on New York's global city score. Precinct variation combines weighted traveler-relevant 2026 NYPD complaints and complaint density using official precinct area, with robust shrinkage to limit outliers. It is not a resident, visitor or victimization rate; reporting, enforcement, land use, transit, tourism and precinct size materially affect the pattern. Precinct 22 receives lower confidence. Overall only; not travel advice.
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Citywide evidence
Personal violence
62/100
Property & scams
52/100
Getting around
80/100
Health & rescue
88/100
Conflict & stability
86/100
Disaster & environment
78/100
Infrastructure response
88/100
Research-only estimates. Scores combine city-local evidence with documented national or regional fallback inputs; confidence communicates uncertainty. They are not travel advice.
NYPD and FBI UCR formats are not directly comparable; reported offenses use the most serious classification; not traveler-specific; latest years can be revised
resident population is not traveler exposure; each vintage revises the full post-census series; legal-place boundaries may differ from functional metro areas
country-level only; modeled perceptions rather than traveler incidents; cannot represent neighborhood variation or current events; confidence intervals must not be discarded