The basics
Total Population
61,058
Median Age
36.9
Home values & property tax
Ranked against U.S. ZIP codes.
Median Home Value
$609,700
Higher than 92%
Median Property Tax
$4,716
Effective Tax Rate
1%
Cost of living & affordability
Ranked against U.S. ZIP codes.
Price-to-Income Ratio
9.34
Higher than 98%
Median Rent
$1,769
Higher than 89%
Climate & weather
Ranked against U.S. ZIP codes.
Summer Avg High (°F)
82.6
Winter Avg Low (°F)
30.4
Avg Temperature (°F)
55.8
Hot Days/yr (>90°F)
17.4
Freezing Days/yr (<32°F)
67.3
Annual Precipitation (in)
50.3
Annual Snowfall (in)
29.8
Flood & disaster risk
Ranked against U.S. ZIP codes.
FEMA Risk Score
35.5
Lower than 81%
EAL Flood/Coastal per $1K
0
The full report
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ZIP Code 10031: frequently asked questions
- What is the median home value in ZIP Code 10031?
- The median home value in ZIP Code 10031 is $609,700, higher than 92% of U.S. ZIP codes.
- How much is property tax in ZIP Code 10031?
- The median annual property tax in ZIP Code 10031 is $4,716, an effective rate of 1% of home value.
- Is ZIP Code 10031 expensive to live in?
- Homes in ZIP Code 10031 cost about 9.34× the median household income, higher than 98% of U.S. ZIP codes.
- What is the average rent in ZIP Code 10031?
- The median gross rent in ZIP Code 10031 is $1,769 a month, higher than 89% of U.S. ZIP codes.
- What is the weather like in ZIP Code 10031?
- ZIP Code 10031 averages 55.8°F year-round, summer highs near 82.6°F, winter lows around 30.4°F (NOAA 1991–2020 normals). It sees about 29.8 inches of snow a year.
- Is ZIP Code 10031 at risk of flooding or natural disasters?
- ZIP Code 10031's FEMA National Risk Index score is 35.5 (lower than 81% of U.S. ZIP codes). Its greatest modeled natural hazard is heat_wave. Modeled coastal-flood loss is negligible.
Sources: U.S. Census ACS, FEMA National Risk Index, FHFA House Price Index, OpenStreetMap, EPA. Explore the map →