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Tyler, TX

10 neighborhoods · 160,318 residents · Texas

B
62/100
54
Safety Score
63
Affordability
$67K
Median Income
$170K
Median Home Value

Is Tyler, TX a Good Place to Live?

Tyler receives an overall livability grade of B (62/100), indicating solid livability relative to the rest of Texas. Safety scores C+ (54/100). Affordability scores B (63/100) with a median household income of $67,376 and median home values around $170,411.

About 19.8% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher, and the unemployment rate is 4.6%. 69% of housing is owner-occupied. The median age is 35.

$1,138
Median Rent/mo
19.8%
College Educated
4.6%
Unemployment
69%
Owner-Occupied
35
Median Age
160,318
Population
10
Zip Codes
Smith
County
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Neighborhoods in Tyler

#ZipOverallSafetyAfford.IncomeHome $Pop.
175707Smith Co.73 B+6970$80K$222K15,724
275708Smith Co.72 B+6988$80K$133K10,155
375709Smith Co.72 B+5866$71K$186K5,031
475703Smith Co.68 B6675$78K$288K43,682
575711Smith Co.65 B46163
675704Smith Co.63 B4046$56K$158K9,284
775706Smith Co.60 B4970$63K$108K11,334
875701Smith Co.57 C+4552$59K$179K34,822
975705Smith Co.50 C+5850$71K$164K2,348
1075702Smith Co.45 C3548$48K$96K27,775

Scores are percentile-based (0–100) derived from US Census Bureau (ACS 5-year estimates) and FBI crime data. A score of 80 means this area ranks better than 80% of all US locations on that metric.