Tuscaloosa, AL
Population, housing, work, and travel data for this Census place.
- Population
- 114,316
- Median home
- $255,500
Census place 4874144
Tyler
A Census profile of the people, homes, and daily patterns that shape this place.
Official Census name: Tyler cityRelocation snapshot
What stands out in Tyler.
According to the 2025 estimate, Tyler has a population of 113,723 and 1,964 residents per square mile. Of the six relocation measures evaluated, the three largest relative differences from the median among 256 covered Texas places are: typical commute is 20 minutes, below the comparison median of 25.1 minutes; median home value is $235,300, below the comparison median of $256,600; and median gross rent is $1,252, below the comparison median of $1,360. These unweighted medians compare covered Census places and are not statewide estimates.
- typical commute
- 20 minutes Below the comparison median of 25.1 minutes
- median home value
- $235,300 Below the comparison median of $256,600
- median gross rent
- $1,252 Below the comparison median of $1,360
National context
Follow the metrics.
Compare Tyler's values with other covered Census places. Rankings are descriptive, not recommendations.
At a glance
A city in numbers.
- Population
- 113,723 2025 estimate
- Annual change
- +1% Population estimate
- Density
- 1,964/sq mi 57.9 sq mi land area
- Median age
- 35 years ACS 5-year estimate
Living here
The everyday equation.
Households, homes, education, and the time it takes to get around.
- Median household income
- $67,486
- Median home value
- $235,300
- Median gross rent
- $1,252
- Bachelor’s degree or higher
- 31.4%
- Typical commute
- 20 min
- Drive-alone commute
- 79.2%
- Public transit commute
- 0%
- Walked to work
- 1.5%
Housing
Who rents, and what it takes.
Renter share and rent burden help describe the housing choices visible in this place.
- Renter-occupied homes
- 44.6%
- Renters paying 30%+ of income
- 49%
Work
How the workday lands.
Employment status and working-from-home share add context to income and commuting patterns.
- Employed residents 16+
- 60.4%
- Unemployed residents 16+
- 2.8%
- Working from home
- 7.9%
Community
The everyday infrastructure.
Access, mobility, housing growth, and household composition add another layer to a place's day-to-day picture.
- Households with broadband
- 90.8%
- Homes built 2020+
- 1.9%
- Households without a vehicle
- 6.3%
- Households with children
- 30.5%
- Residents with a disability
- 13.5%
- Residents without insurance
- 18%
Environmental context
A record of declared events.
FEMA declarations for Smith County provide historical context, not a forecast or a property-level risk assessment.
- Environmental declarations since 2000
- 21
- Hurricane declarations
- 8
- Fire declarations
- 4
- Severe Ice Storm declarations
- 3
Climate normals
The long view of weather.
Thirty-year averages, not a forecast. Temperature and precipitation describe the typical conditions recorded from 1991 through 2020.
Representative station: TYLER POUNDS FLD (6 mi from place center)- Average high
- 77°F
- Average low
- 56.2°F
- Annual rainfall
- 42.1"
- Annual snowfall
- 0"
Month by month
A year in Tyler.
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Data vintage
Population is from the 2025 Population Estimates Program. Household, housing, education, and commute data are from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey 5-year release. Disaster declarations are from FEMA's OpenFEMA dataset and are refreshed with this edition.
Population estimatesACS profileTIGERweb boundaryNOAA climate normalsFEMA declarations
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