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ZIP Code 88112

Curry, New Mexico

FIPS 88112

Juniper

ZIP Code 88112 is in the bottom 4% nationally for FEMA risk score. It also sits in the bottom 4% nationally for price-to-income ratio. And it sits in the 86th percentile nationally for median home value.

Median Home Value

$462,000

Higher than 86% of U.S. ZIP codes

FEMA Risk Score

97.4

Higher than 96% of U.S. ZIP codes

The basics

Total Population

272

Median Age

59.2

Home values & property tax

Ranked against U.S. ZIP codes.

Median Home Value

$462,000

Higher than 86%

Cost of living & affordability

Ranked against U.S. ZIP codes.

Price-to-Income Ratio

7.63

Higher than 96%

Climate & weather

Ranked against U.S. ZIP codes.

Summer Avg High (°F)

94

Winter Avg Low (°F)

26.6

Avg Temperature (°F)

60.3

Hot Days/yr (>90°F)

89.9

Freezing Days/yr (<32°F)

99.5

Annual Precipitation (in)

16.9

Annual Snowfall (in)

17.1

Flood & disaster risk

Ranked against U.S. ZIP codes.

FEMA Risk Score

97.4

Higher than 96%

The full report

Six pillars — each with percentile benchmarks, 16-year trends, and per-metric detail.

  • People

  • Work & Money

  • Housing

  • Amenities

  • Environment & Risk

ZIP Code 88112: frequently asked questions

What is the median home value in ZIP Code 88112?
The median home value in ZIP Code 88112 is $462,000, higher than 86% of U.S. ZIP codes.
Is ZIP Code 88112 expensive to live in?
Homes in ZIP Code 88112 cost about 7.63× the median household income, higher than 96% of U.S. ZIP codes.
What is the weather like in ZIP Code 88112?
ZIP Code 88112 averages 60.3°F year-round, summer highs near 94°F, winter lows around 26.6°F (NOAA 1991–2020 normals). It sees about 17.1 inches of snow a year.
Is ZIP Code 88112 at risk of flooding or natural disasters?
ZIP Code 88112's FEMA National Risk Index score is 97.4 (higher than 96% of U.S. ZIP codes). Its greatest modeled natural hazard is wildfire.

Sources: U.S. Census ACS, FEMA National Risk Index, FHFA House Price Index, OpenStreetMap, EPA. Explore the map →