TX · 19 cities · 147,695 population
The Tyler metropolitan area is the 233rd largest metro area in the United States, with a total population of 147,695 spread across 19 cities and towns in TX. Anchored by Tyler, this metro area is a significant economic and cultural hub that draws residents and businesses from across the region.
Residents of the Tyler metro area earn an average household income of $65,148, while the average home value sits at $185,978. Renters in the area pay an average of $1,110 per month, making the cost of living relatively affordable compared to the national average. About 23.4% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher, reflecting the area's growing workforce.
The Tyler metro reports an average violent crime rate of 250.4 per 1,000 residents, which is above the national average. Property crime averages 1,811.2 per 1,000 residents across the metro. The area experiences an average annual temperature of 66.2°F, offering a warm climate year-round. The average poverty rate across cities in this metro is 9.7%, indicating strong economic conditions.
With 19 distinct communities ranging from major urban centers to smaller suburban towns, the Tyler metro area offers a wide variety of living options. Despite its more compact size, the metro area provides a range of communities with their own unique character and appeal. Explore the full list of cities below to find detailed data on population, income, housing costs, and more.
| Avg Annual Temperature | 66.2°F |
| Avg January Temp | 47.8°F |
| Avg July Temp | 83.5°F |
| Avg Annual Precipitation | 46.4" |
| Avg Violent Crime Rate | 250.4 per 1K |
| Avg Property Crime Rate | 1811.2 per 1K |
| Avg Unemployment Rate | 3.6% |
| Avg Poverty Rate | 9.7% |
| Avg Median Age | 44.2 |