Real reported-crime numbers for Hastings-Sunrise, Vancouver BC — from official Vancouver Police Department open data.
Is Hastings-Sunrise safe? This east-side neighbourhood sits squarely in the middle of Vancouver's crime picture — and the VPD data shows exactly what that means. Between September 2025 and August 2026, police recorded 1,034 incidents in Hastings-Sunrise: well below the city's highest-crime areas, but noticeably above the quiet west-side neighbourhoods. Violent crime numbered 67 incidents, including 67 offences against a person and no homicides.
The dominant story is, once again, property crime: 360 reports of other theft, 237 thefts from vehicles, and 191 cases of mischief. Car break-ins are the defining pattern — Hastings-Sunrise's commercial stretches along Hastings Street and its SkyTrain-adjacent blocks see steady opportunistic theft. Residential break-ins (44) are moderate for an area of this size.
Hastings-Sunrise is a large, diverse, family-oriented neighbourhood where the lived experience varies street by street — which is precisely why neighbourhood-level averages only get so far. The area's mix of single-family homes, low-rise rentals, and busy commercial strips means some blocks are quiet while others see regular opportunistic theft. If you're considering a move here, search the exact address on RedZone Vancouver's free 3D safety map: official VPD incident data for that specific block, rendered in 3D, free with no signup. With over a thousand reported incidents a year, Hastings-Sunrise rewards the same block-level homework you'd do anywhere in the city — the data is free, and it takes less than a minute.
| Offence type | Reports |
|---|---|
| Other Theft | 360 |
| Theft from Vehicle | 237 |
| Mischief | 191 |
| Offence Against a Person | 67 |
| Vehicle Collision or Pedestrian Struck (with Injury) | 61 |
| Break and Enter Residential/Other | 44 |
| Break and Enter Commercial | 30 |
| Theft of Bicycle | 23 |
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Get an Instant Safety Report Open the Free 3D Safety MapData: VPD GeoDASH open data, incidents Sep 2025 – Aug 2026, pulled 2026-10-01. Figures are reported incidents by VPD local area; they reflect reports to police, not victimization surveys. RedZone Vancouver is a free public-safety tool and is not affiliated with the Vancouver Police Department.