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See the Safety Index (0-100) and 2025 break-in rate for the city on Realtor.ca, Zillow and Redfin listings. No tracking. House hunting? Price and photos only tell half the story. The MkaeSense Safety Index extension shows the safety of the city behind the listing, right beside the price on Realtor.ca, Zillow.ca, Zillow.com and Redfin.com. For every listing the extension can identify, you get a compact badge with: - The MkaeSense Safety Index, 0 to 100 (higher is safer), colour coded green / amber / red - The city's 2025 break-in rate per 1,000 residents - One-click links to the full city profile (rank, all four crime categories, change vs 2024) and the neighbourhood break-in tracker The Safety Index covers 1,399 places across Canada and the US and is calculated from official Statistics Canada and FBI figures. The method is published in full on mkaesense.com: half violent crime, half property crime, scored as a percentile within each country. PRIVATE BY DESIGN The extension only runs on the four listing sites above and requests no other permissions. The data is bundled inside the extension. Lookups happen locally in your browser. It collects nothing, tracks nothing, and sends nothing anywhere. The score is city-level context for your research, not a rating of an individual property or street. Neighbourhood-level data is one click away in the linked tracker. Made in Toronto by MkaeSense (mkaesense.com).
Nov 2, 2026
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Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
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