New Cuyama, CA

Is New Cuyama a Safe Place to Live? Housing, Crime & Buyer Guide

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Hoodscore
88

Crime Summary:

Crime Overview (last 12 months)

Severe0
Medium0
Low0
Other0

8 Registered Offenders Nearby

Rape0
Child involved8
Assault0
Other0
Population
542
Hispanic or Latino
61.44%
Bachelor's Degree or Higher
24.32%

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Neighborhood Overview

New Cuyama is a tiny, rural town in California with a population of 542. It is less crowded than 99.4% of U.S. neighborhoods and is known for its peaceful, quiet environment.

The community is ethnically diverse, with 61.44% Hispanic or Latino residents and a significant foreign-born population of 19%. Education levels are slightly above the national average.

RuralDiverseQuietLow Population Density

Quick Facts

Hispanic or Latino Origin61.44%
Foreign Born19.00%

Housing market and real estate character

New Cuyama offers a rural housing environment with very low population density and a quiet setting.

Population Density1 resident per square mile

What buyers will notice right away

Ideal for buyers seeking peace and space with minimal traffic.

Families & Lifestyle

The neighborhood supports a mix of occupations and family types with low child poverty.

Low child poverty indicates economic stability for families.
High telecommuting rate reflects a mix of knowledge-based and self-employed workers.
Blue-Collar and Agricultural Jobs — 43.88% work in blue-collar roles, with a notable agricultural workforce.
Management and Teaching — Significant shares work in management (15.31%) and teaching (9.18%).
Child Poverty Rate0.0%
Work From Home10.93%

Demographics

Bachelor's Degree or Higher24.32%
Per Capita Income$24,426
Hispanic or Latino Origin61.44%
Foreign Born19.00%
Top Languages["English","Spanish","Italian"]
Top Ancestries["Mexican","German","English","Scots-Irish","Irish"]

Commute

Most residents have short commutes and rely on private vehicles.

New Cuyama offers very short commutes with a high rate of driving alone and some carpooling.

Short Commutes — Over half of workers commute under 15 minutes.
Car Reliant — Most residents drive alone, reflecting rural setting.
Commute Time Under 15 Minutes51.5%
Drive Alone Rate67.8%
Carpool Rate7.5%

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is New Cuyama a quiet neighborhood?

Yes, it ranks among the quietest neighborhoods in America with very low population density.

What is the ethnic composition of New Cuyama?

The majority are of Hispanic or Latino origin (61.44%), with significant White and Native Hawaiian populations.

What are common occupations in New Cuyama?

Many residents work in blue-collar jobs, agriculture, management, and teaching.

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