Dover

Dover, New Hampshire crime and tract data guide. Read the citywide pattern first, then move into tract pages and comparison pages to see where the local differences are most pronounced.

Population
60,531
Dover covered by 13 underlying areas.
Violent crime
0.8 / 1k
Violent crime moved up by 0.2 / 1k from 0.6 / 1k in 2021 to 0.8 / 1k in 2024. The earlier baseline was too small for a reliable headline percentage.
Property crime
7.9 / 1k
Property crime has increased 10% since 2021.
Market rent
$2,163
Market rent has increased 29% since 2021. Rent here is ZIP-derived market context.
Signals

What Dover is signaling right now

City-level signals summarize safety, market pressure, quality, and upside without loading the application bundle.

Safety

100/100

Scores in the 100th percentile for lower violent crime relative to its peer set. Higher scores indicate safer conditions based on the current violent-crime rate.

Momentum

50/100

Development activity lands around the 50th percentile once permit intensity is normalized by household base — a forward-looking signal for neighborhood improvement trajectory.

Quality

38/100

Retail discovery mix places this area around the 38th percentile — curated premium-versus-value retail tagging, openings, and category mix are used to summarize commercial quality.

Investor Upside

45/100

Forward-looking composite places this area in the 45th percentile — a weighted blend of development momentum and retail quality signaling medium-term investment potential.

Benchmarks

Dover compared with New Hampshire

Dover city pages are rolled up from tract-level metrics, then linked into tract pages and city comparison reads so you can move from the citywide pattern into the places driving it.

Violent Crime

0.8 / 1k

1.9 / 1k state · 4.0 / 1k national

Property Crime

7.9 / 1k

12.7 / 1k state · 19.6 / 1k national

Market Rent (ZIP-derived)

$2,163

$2,114 state

Permits 12M

0

0 state