Texas Property Crime Statistics for 2026

We’ve compiled comprehensive property crime data and practical home safety insights for the Lone Star State to help residents stay informed and protected.

Texas Crime Stats

We’ve analyzed property crime rates across Texas, taking a close look at burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft statistics to reveal trends, highlight areas of concern, and provide a clearer picture of how these crimes impact communities statewide. Check out the insights provided by our security experts.

Burglary in Texas

At 240,058 incidents, Texas burglaries peaked before declining substantially and steadily. The state ended with 113,902 break-ins—a 48% reduction from the initial 219,828 count. Our analysis shows these offenses comprise roughly 16% of the Lone Star State’s property crime total.

Larceny in Texas

Larceny makes up about 72% of property crime in Texas, and over our observation period, we saw a 26% decline in these incidents. Our analysis shows theft dropping from 677,042 to 501,813 cases, with peak numbers hitting 678,455 before settling into a steady downward trend. These figures highlight both the scale of larceny in the Lone Star State and the progress made in reducing it over time.

Car Theft in Texas

Motor vehicle theft in Texas declined 17%, dropping from 93,423 to 77,489 incidents over our observation period, with peak thefts reaching 95,425. According to our analysis, these offenses account for roughly 11% of all property crimes, and we’ve observed that border regions consistently experience higher rates compared with other parts of the state. This trend highlights where continued vigilance remains important for residents.

Find Home Security Systems in Texas

Choose your city or the nearest location below to start protecting your Texas home. Alongside each area, we’ve provided SecureScore ratings and detailed expert summaries for local and national security providers. By reviewing this information, you can compare options and pick the service that fits your needs best.