Tyler, TX Relocation Guide (2026)
Cost of living, housing, and income data for Tyler, sourced from the US Census Bureau.
Source: US Census Bureau ACS 5-Year (2022). Last updated July 2026.
in-content-top (set NEXT_PUBLIC_ADSENSE_CLIENT to serve real ads)Tyler, Texas is home to roughly 106,440 residents. The typical household earns $63,056 per year — below the median across cities we track (-13%).
Housing costs are a defining factor for anyone relocating here. The median home value sits at $205,200 (below the multi-city median at -37%), while renters pay a median of $1,113 per month. Buyers should weigh current mortgage rates and local property taxes against these figures before committing.
Cost of housing in Tyler
Median home value is $205,200 and median gross rent is $1,113/month. For buyers, monthly costs depend heavily on current mortgage rates — worth checking before you commit.
Walkability & transit
Walkability data (Walk Score) will appear here once enrichment is run for Tyler.
Climate & home insurance
Climate and flood-risk data (FEMA National Risk Index) will appear here once enrichment is run. Home insurance costs vary widely by region and risk profile.
in-content-mid (set NEXT_PUBLIC_ADSENSE_CLIENT to serve real ads)Moving to Tyler
Planning a move to Tyler? Compare licensed movers and get quotes based on your origin and move date.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the cost of living in Tyler, TX?
- In Tyler, the median home value is $205,200 and median rent is $1,113 per month, against a median household income of $63,056. These figures come from the US Census Bureau ACS 5-Year (2022).
- How much do you need to earn to live comfortably in Tyler?
- A common guideline is that rent should stay under 30% of gross income. With median rent at $1,113/month, that implies an income of about $44,520 to keep housing affordable in Tyler.
- Is it better to rent or buy in Tyler?
- With a median home value of $205,200 and median rent of $1,113/month, the buy-vs-rent decision in Tyler depends on how long you plan to stay, current mortgage rates, and your down payment. Compare monthly mortgage estimates against the rent figure above.