ZIP Code 10457 — Bronx, New York
ZIP code 10457 is located in Bronx, Bronx County, New York. It is a standard zip code in the Eastern Time Zone with an estimated population of 79,543. The area code for zip code 10457 is 718/347.
📍 ZIP code 10457 is in Bronx, Bronx County, New York.
10457
Bronx
Bronx County
New York
Eastern
718/347
Standard
Bronx
40.8463° N
73.8987° W
0.5 sq mi
0.01 sq mi
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Coordinates: 40.8463° N, 73.8987° W
ZIP Code 10457 Demographics
Population
79,543
Density: 159,086/sq mi • Median Age: 32.1
Income
$42,683
Median Household Income
Per Capita: $20,960
Poverty Rate: 32.8%
Unemployment: 12.4%
Housing
28,479 units
Median Home: $486,000 • Rent: $1,382/mo
Education
All demographic data on this page is sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates. ZIP code boundary and delivery data is sourced from the United States Postal Service (USPS). Data is updated periodically and may not reflect the most current figures. The Census Bureau's ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs) are the standard used for census-level zip code data. ZCTAs may differ slightly from USPS ZIP code boundaries.
Affordability & Profile: ZIP 10457 in Context
The median home in 10457 is valued at $486,000 against a median household income of $42,683, a price-to-income ratio of 11.4. That is above the 8.7 median across the 178 New York City ZIP codes with published housing data, and well past the 3.0 ratio that marks an attainable market nationally, which means a household earning the local median income cannot finance the local median home on conventional terms. Within Bronx, 10457 ranks 19 of 25 ZIPs on affordability (1 = lowest ratio); the borough median ratio is 8.8. Renting takes 38.9% of median household income (median rent $1,382 a month), above the 30% cost-burden threshold.
10457 ranks 163 of 178 citywide on median household income and 162 of 178 on median home value; its income is below the $46,233 Bronx median. 5% of households own their home, far below the 35% citywide ZIP median, so most residents rent. 13% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher, far below the 39% median, and the poverty rate is 32.8%, far above the 13.8% citywide ZIP median and among the highest in the city. Unemployment stands at 12.4%.
With 159,086 residents per square mile across 0.5 square miles of land, 10457 is far denser than the citywide ZIP median of 92,954 (rank 27 of 178). This is among the densest residential territory in the United States: high-rise and mid-rise apartment blocks with almost no single-family stock.
Ratios and ranks are computed from the ACS figures above across the 178 New York City ZIP codes with published housing data. See the 2026 NYC affordability report for the citywide analysis and the methodology for definitions.