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    safe suburbs

    Dallas neighbor is proclaimed the second safest city in the U.S.

    Amber Heckler
    Dec 23, 2024 | 10:45 am
    Frisco, Texas

    Welcome to the second-safest city in America.

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    One of Dallas' buzziest suburbs is also one of the safest in the U.S.: It's none other than Frisco, which was declared the No. 2 safest city in America for 2025 in a new study by personal finance advisors MoneyGeek.

    The website's experts used an unusual metric: They looked at FBI crime statistics from 2023 to determine the cost of crime in 292 U.S. cities with populations over 100,000 residents.

    The estimated cost of crime — otherwise known as the "societal cost of crime per resident" – was a mere $287 in 2023 in Frisco. That cost per capita is far lower than the national crime cost, which was $2,178 per resident.

    The report also analyzed the city's violent crime and property crime rates per 100,000 residents, and Frisco again came through with flying colors, logging the third-lowest rate of violent crime in 2023, or only 86 crimes committed for every 100,000 residents.

    The city didn't fare as well on property crime rate: There were 1,357 property crimes committed in 2023, the 40th lowest rate out of all 292 U.S. cities. It's still better than most places in the country, and way better than Oakland, California, which had the highest property crime rate in the nation with 10,117 crimes committed per 100,000 residents.

    Finally, MoneyGeek determined each city's total cost of crime, which the study defines as the "economic losses attributed to crime and its cost to society (individuals, community and nationally) in millions."

    In this metric, Frisco had the 11th lowest total crime cost, which came out to more than $65.5 million in 2023.

    While some of these statistics may seem damning, Tulane University associate professor of political science Geoffrey T. Dancy warns it is unwise to make assumptions about a city based solely on its crime rates.

    "We live in an unequal society," said Dancy in the report. "One often overlooked indicator of that inequality is who gets to engage in the politics of safety. Those who are objectively safe often fear crime and act on it in the counterproductive policies they support. Those who are actually victimized by crime and terrorized by gun violence pay the price and are rarely heard."

    Other safe Texas cities in the report include Houston (No. 13), Plano (No. 18), Sugar Land (No. 20), McKinney (No. 22), Round Rock (No. 26), Grand Prairie (No. 42), and League City (No. 48).

    In a comparison of just large U.S. cities, Arlington ranked as the No. 12 safest nationally with crime costs amounting to $1,515 per capita.

    The top 10 safest American cities for 2025 are:

    • No. 1 – Ramapo Town, New York
    • No. 2 – Frisco, Texas
    • No. 3 – Irvine, California
    • No. 4 – Fishers, Indiana
    • No. 5 – Lakewood Township, New Jersey
    • No. 6 – Cary, North Carolina
    • No. 7 – Pembroke Pines, Florida
    • No. 8 – Elk Grove, California
    • No. 9 – Surprise, Arizona
    • No. 10 – Sterling Heights, Michigan

    In a separate MoneyGeek analysis of the safest small cities in each state, Sachse (located 26 miles northeast of downtown Dallas) came out on top over all other tiny Texas towns with populations between 30,000 and 100,000 residents. In the national comparison, Sachse is the 40th safest small city in America.

    For the purpose of the study, violent crime rates were determined based on the number of murders and non-negligent manslaughters, rapes, robberies and aggravated assaults per 100,000 residents; and property crimes were defined as the rates of burglary, larceny-theft and motor vehicle theft offenses per 100,000 residents.

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    hottest zips

    Surprising Dallas neighbor ranks among hottest ZIP codes in U.S.

    Amber Heckler
    Nov 28, 2025 | 2:30 pm
    Lavon, Texas
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    Movers are loving Lavon for its small-town feel and proximity to the big city.

    A recent analysis of American relocation trends has revealed the small city of Lavon outside Dallas was one of the top five hottest ZIP code for movers nationwide in October 2025.

    Lavon's 75166 ZIP code ranked No. 5 on MovingPlace's new list ranking the U.S. cities with the highest number of new movers per 1,000 current residents during the month of October.

    According to the study's data, 961,650 moves took place across the nation last month. Lavon (population: 13,800) saw 10.8 moves per 1,000 residents in October, the fifth highest moving rate out of all U.S. cities.

    Lavon is located 32 miles northeast of Dallas in Collin County. It was praised as a highly sought-after locale for movers who want to live somewhere affordable outside Dallas while still reaping the benefits from a community with a small-town feel.

    The report also added that Lavon's 75166 ZIP was the No. 1 hottest ZIP code in September, but relocations dipped 7.7 percent from September to October.

    "When looking at the top ZIP codes in each state, it’s clear that less populated ZIP codes often show dramatic month-over-month increases, sometimes exceeding 100 percent," the report said. "Larger cities, by contrast, maintain consistently high move volumes without extreme spikes, because their larger populations dampen the impact of individual moves."

    These are the top 10 hottest U.S. ZIP codes based on moves per capita in October:

    • No. 1 – 78616 in Dale, Texas
    • No. 2 – 34987 in Port Saint Lucie, Florida
    • No. 3 – 37228 in Nashville, Tennessee
    • No. 4 – 80019 in Aurora, Colorado
    • No. 5 – 75166 in Lavon, Texas
    • No. 6 – 32461 in Inlet Beach, Florida
    • No. 7 – 10004 in New York, New York
    • No. 8 – 43137 in Lockbourne, Ohio
    • No. 9 – 30346 in Atlanta, Georgia
    • No. 10 – 78656 in Maxwell, Texas

    The hottest U.S. ZIP codes by total move volume
    Five Texas ZIPs ranked among MovingPlace's separate analysis of the top 10 hottest U.S. ZIP codes based on total move volume.

    McKinney's ever-popular 75071 ZIP code ranked No. 5 on the list after gaining 298 new residents last month, only 72 residents shy from No. 1-ranking Washington, D.C.'s new resident count.

    This North Dallas suburb also previously ranked as the No. 8 most popular ZIP for movers during the first five months of 2025.

    The report said McKinney's most attractive qualities are its safety, its high-performing schools, and its proximity to outdoor recreational activities. it also helps that the suburb consistently ranks as the No. 1 hottest housing market in America, and it frequently tops lists comparing the best cities for renters or the most affordable cities in the U.S.

    The top 10 hottest American ZIP codes in October based on total move volume were:

    • No. 1 – 20002 in Washington, D.C.
    • No. 2 – 78130 in New Braunfels, Texas
    • No. 3 – 78641 in Leander, Texas
    • No. 4 – 77433 in Cypress, Texas
    • No. 5 – 75071 in McKinney, Texas
    • No. 6 –32256 in Jacksonville, Florida
    • No. 7 –77493 in Katy, Texas
    • No. 8 – 85142 in Queen Creek, Arizona
    • No. 9 – 98052 in Redmond, Washington
    • No. 10 – 28269 in Charlotte, North Carolina
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