| Tyler, TX | |
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| State | Texas |
| Population | 104,789 |
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Similar to the surrounding areas, it's somewhat less expensive compared to the entire nation. Compared to the city of Dallas, it is somewhat less expensive.
Tyler's median home price is $160,000. Compared to its nearby areas this is is very similar.Compared to the US as a whole it is about $57,500 (26%) lower, and compared to the city of Dallas it is about $28,100 (14%) lower.
The median monthly rent in Tyler is $923. Compared to nearby areas it is about $92 (9%) lower.It is roughly $139 (13%) lower compared to the rest of the country, and compared to the city of Dallas it is roughly $129 (12%) lower.
Noonday is approximately 7 miles southwest of Tyler. The housing prices there are pretty similar. Noonday's median home cost is $158,000, which is $2,000 (1%) lower than Tyler. Rent there is pretty similar. In Noonday the median rent is $963 per month, which comes out to $40 (4%) higher than Tyler.
New Chapel Hill is roughly 7 miles east from Tyler. The housing prices there are somewhat less expensive. The cost of the median home in New Chapel Hill is $146,400, which works out to $13,600 (9%) lower than Tyler. Rent there is a little less expensive. In New Chapel Hill the median monthly rent is $850, which is $73 (8%) lower than Tyler.
Whitehouse is approximately 8 miles southeast from Tyler. Housing prices there are fairly similar. The median home in Whitehouse is valued at $155,500, which works out to $4,500 (2%) lower than Tyler. Rents there are a bit more expensive. The median rent in Whitehouse is $1,160 a month, which comes out to $237 (20%) higher than Tyler.
Chandler is roughly 8 miles west from Tyler. Real estate prices there are a bit more expensive. Chandler's median home price is $172,600, which is $12,600 (7%) higher than Tyler. The rent there is somewhat less expensive. Chandler's median rent is $787 a month, which comes out to $136 (17%) lower than Tyler.
Bullard is about 12 miles south of Tyler. Its housing prices are a little more expensive. The median home in Bullard costs $174,600, which works out to $14,600 (8%) higher than Tyler. Rent there is a little more expensive. In Bullard the median rent is $1,315 a month, which comes out to $392 (29%) higher than Tyler.