A WALK AROUND TOWN
A Walk Through the Tyler Rose Garden
A tour of the Tyler Rose Garden in full October bloom, shared by Visit Tyler.
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Relocation guide
Moving to Tyler
What it costs, what the weather is like, schools, outdoors and the honest pros and cons, from public data.
Population
107,718
Median age 35.5
Median household income
$65,527
Median rent
$1,199/mo
Median home value
$216,400
Schools
40
6 districts
Summer high / winter low
94° / 39°
Pros
- Homes cost 29% less than the US median ($216,400).
- Rent takes only about 22% of the median household income.
- Mild weather in March, April, November, with highs between 65°F and 85°F.
- 40 national forests, lakes and recreation areas within reach.
Cons
- Household incomes are 17% below the US median ($65,527).
Pros and cons come from comparisons with US medians and the city’s 30-year weather normals; they leave out things numbers can’t capture.
Plan your move
Where in Tyler?
Tyler spans 4 zip codes. Median home values range from $99,700 to $310,500 by zip.
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A DRIVE AROUND TOWN
Tyler - Texas - 4K Downtown Drive
Tyler - Texas - 4K Downtown Drive. A film shared by Mileage Mike Travels.
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Is Tyler a good place to live?
It depends on what you need. Homes cost 29% less than the US median ($216,400). Rent takes only about 22% of the median household income. On the other hand: Household incomes are 17% below the US median ($65,527).
How much do I need to earn to live in Tyler?
The median household earns $65,527. Rent at the median ($1,199/month) is about 22% of that; a common rule of thumb is to keep rent under 30% of income, which means earning about $47,960 a year.
How many schools are in Tyler?
40 public and private schools across 6 districts. See the schools page for each school’s grades and contact details.
What is the weather like in Tyler?
Highs average 94°F in August and lows 39°F in January. The most comfortable months are March, April, November.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-year estimates; NOAA climate normals; NCES schools; OpenStreetMap parks; Recreation.gov.