Crossroads scores 0/100 on StreetSignal's safety index - Higher reported crime. The Nyanga precinct records 7,240 annualised crimes across 102,082 station residents. The crime trend is stable. This is a relative measure across Cape Town's suburbs, not an absolute safety guarantee.

Is Crossroads Safe? 0/100 Safety Index (2026)

Q: How does Crossroads compare to nearby suburbs?

Crossroads (0/100) is in the Higher reported crime band. Nearby: Guguletu scores 13/100, Nyanga scores 0/100, Philippi scores 34/100. See the full comparison on the Crossroads suburb profile.

Crossroads scores 0 out of 100 on StreetSignal’s safety index - higher reported crime. Its annualised crime count is 7,240 across a station population of 102,082 residents. The trend is stable.

A score of 0/100 places Crossroads in the higher reported crime category across Cape Town’s 736 suburbs with safety data (of 744 total). The suburb has a Census 2022 population of 75,225.

A note on methodology: StreetSignal’s safety index is a relative measure comparing reported crime across Cape Town’s 744 suburbs; it is not an absolute safety guarantee. The index is a composite of two sub-dimensions: harm-per-resident (rate) and absolute harm volume. A score of 0/100 is a relative index, not a percentile rank. Crossroads’s rate sub-index is 0/100 and its volume sub-index is 9/100. Full methodology is documented on the StreetSignal methodology page. Data period: Q4 2025/2026 (Jan–Mar 2026).

Why does Crossroads score 0 out of 100?

Crossroads maps to the Nyanga SAPS precinct. The precinct serves a station population of 102,082 across multiple suburbs. StreetSignal assigns the primary precinct as the data source. All suburbs under the same precinct receive an identical safety index. This is a known limitation of precinct-level data: the score reflects the precinct as a whole, not any individual suburb within it.

The rate sub-index of 0 places Crossroads’s per-capita harm in the higher range. The volume sub-index of 9 means absolute crime volume is high.

How does Crossroads compare to nearby suburbs?

Suburb	Precinct	Safety index	Rate	Volume	Annualised crimes	Trend
Crossroads	Nyanga	0/100	0	9	7,240	Stable
Guguletu	Gugulethu	13/100	18	10	5,804	Down
Nyanga	Nyanga	0/100	0	13	7,240	Stable

A methodology note on shared precincts: Suburbs under the same SAPS precinct receive identical safety indices because the underlying crime data is reported at precinct level, not suburb level. Matching scores between suburbs in the table above may indicate a shared precinct.

What does property cost in Crossroads?

Property valuation data is not available for Crossroads.

For a broader property analysis, see Cape Town property values 2026.

Schools in Crossroads

Crossroads has 7 schools.

School	Phase	Sector	Quintile	LER
Sigcawu Public Primary School	primary	public	Q2	35.5:1
Mvula Primary School	primary	public	Q3	31.7:1
Kuyakhanya Primary	primary	public	Q2	28.4:1
Imbasa Primary School	primary	public	Q2	31.6:1
Sikelela Imizamo Primary School	primary	public	Q2	38.9:1
Dr. Nelson R. Mandela High School	secondary	public	Q2	34.9:1
New Eisleben Secondary School	secondary	public	Q3	37.7:1

Matric results show a 82.1% aggregate pass rate across 587 candidates.

For a full analysis, see Cape Town schools and education 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Is Crossroads a safe area in Cape Town?

Crossroads records higher reported crime relative to most Cape Town suburbs. Crossroads scores 0/100 on StreetSignal’s safety index - higher reported crime - with 7,240 annualised crimes. The Nyanga precinct serves 102,082 residents. The trend is stable.

What is the crime rate in Crossroads?

Crossroads’s Nyanga precinct records 7,240 annualised crimes across 102,082 residents. The safety index is 0/100, with a rate sub-index of 0 and volume sub-index of 9.

Search Crossroads’s full neighbourhood profile on StreetSignal for the complete data across safety, property, schools, and services.