Baltimore Crime Index

Baltimore neighborhood

Crime in Johns Hopkins Homewood

Safety grade, crime map and the latest reported incidents for the Johns Hopkins Homewood neighborhood of Baltimore, MD.

17Reported incidents
805Residents
$62,995Median income
A+Johns Hopkins Homewood grade

At a glance

Johns Hopkins Homewood crime breakdown

Counts of reported incidents inside the neighborhood boundary.

3
Violent incidents
14
Property incidents
Theft
Most common offense

Map

Johns Hopkins Homewood crime map

Reported crime density across and around Johns Hopkins Homewood.

Lower crimeHigher crime

Composition

Reported offenses in Johns Hopkins Homewood

Theft10
Burglary3
Assault2
Robbery1
Vandalism1

Latest reports

Recent incidents in Johns Hopkins Homewood

  • Theft

    3400 N CHARLES ST, Baltimore, MD

    AUTO THEFT

  • Theft

    3400 N CHARLES ST, Baltimore, MD

    LARCENY FROM AUTO

  • Assault

    3400 N CHARLES ST, Baltimore, MD

    COMMON ASSAULT

  • Theft

    3500 N CHARLES ST, Baltimore, MD

    LARCENY

  • Theft

    3400 N CHARLES ST, Baltimore, MD

    LARCENY OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS OR ACCESSORIES

  • Theft

    3400 N CHARLES ST, Baltimore, MD

    LARCENY

  • Theft

    3400 N CHARLES ST, Baltimore, MD

    LARCENY

  • Theft

    3400 N CHARLES ST, Baltimore, MD

    LARCENY

  • Vandalism

    100 W 29TH ST, Baltimore, MD

    VANDALISM

  • Robbery

    2900 N CHARLES ST, Baltimore, MD

    ROBBERY

Nearby

Neighborhoods near Johns Hopkins Homewood

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FAQ

Johns Hopkins Homewood safety: common questions

Is Johns Hopkins Homewood a safe neighborhood in Baltimore?
Johns Hopkins Homewood has a crime safety grade of A+, making it one of the safer areas of Baltimore. Our analysis counted 17 reported incidents in Johns Hopkins Homewood, including 3 violent and 14 property offenses.
What is the most common crime in Johns Hopkins Homewood?
The most frequently reported offense in Johns Hopkins Homewood is Theft.