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Hampton, Minnesota · ZIP 55031

— ZIP 55031

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54OUT OF 100

Overall NeighborScore

D+Fair

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Higher reported crime than the typical US area.

Safety index45/100

Strong, above-average schools.

School index77/100

Softer property values than the metro.

Value index37/100
Median price$410K
Median rent$1,156/mo
Days on market30 days

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Real Estate Snapshot

Median Price

$410K

Median Rent

$1,156/mo

Days on Market

30 days

Sale-to-List

99.5%

Median Home Price — 24 Months

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Crime Overview

Total Incidents

6,535

Violent Crime

636

Property Crime

5,899

Crime statistics for this area are estimated from FBI-reported county-level data for Dakota County, Minnesota (2024). This ZIP does not yet have city-specific monthly crime data, so figures reflect the entire county rather than this ZIP alone.

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Nearby Schools

SchoolGradesStudentsMath ↓Reading

Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). Proficiency = % of students meeting state standards.

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Demographics

Population

1,682

Median Income

$114K

Homeownership

95%

Median Age

43.3 yrs

Source: US Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates (2024).

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Frequently Asked Questions

ZIP code 55031 in Hampton has a crime score of 45/100, which is above city averages — meaning reported incidents per 1,000 residents are elevated relative to most Hampton neighborhoods. This score is calculated from FBI Crime Data Explorer incident reports, normalized by population and weighted by crime severity. Prospective residents should review the Full Crime Report for 55031, check street-level crime mapping tools, and weigh this data alongside commute priorities, school needs, and affordability when making decisions. Crime scores are one input, not a complete picture of neighborhood livability.