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Tyler is very affordable with a cost of living about 12% below the national average. Median rent is around $1,050/month.
Tyler median rent is $450 below the national median of $1,500/mo — an affordable market.
The largest employer in Tyler is UT Health East Texas, making the Old Town area and nearby neighborhoods popular for commuters looking to minimize travel time.
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Tyler is very affordable with a cost of living about 12% below the national average. Median rent is around $1,050/month. No state income tax.
Tyler is the 'Rose Capital of America' with the nation's largest municipal rose garden. It's also a major healthcare hub for East Texas.
Hollytree is the most exclusive with top schools. Old Town has historic charm. Whitehouse and Noonday are family-friendly suburbs.
Tyler Rose Garden, Caldwell Zoo, Tyler State Park, Lake Tyler, and a growing downtown dining and entertainment scene.
Healthcare is dominant (UT Health, CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances). Brookshire Grocery Co. (HQ), education, and a growing tech presence.
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