The median home in Tyler, Texas is valued at $244,407, down 1.0% year over year. Typical monthly rent is $1,271, producing a price-to-rent ratio of 16x — near the national average of 18x. Tyler is part of the Tyler, TX metropolitan area, which CrashWatch tracks daily with real-time stress scores and crash risk analysis.

Home Value$244,407

-1.0%

Rent$1,271/mo

Prices falling — better for buyers.

Affordability

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Income (annual)

Down Payment

$48,881 on $244,407

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Stretch29.6% of income

Above 28% but manageable with cuts.

PITI$1,852

P/I29.6%

Afford$231K

Gap-$13K

P&I $1,236Tax $367Ins $250

Renting $581/mo cheaper ($1,271 rent)6.50% 30yr, 20% down, county tax + TX ins. 28% per HUD.

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Other cities in Texas

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Westlake$3.07M Highland Park$2.85M Westover Hills$2.59M University Park$2.38M Rollingwood$2.25M West Lake Hills$1.99M Bartonville$1.36M Southlake$1.26M

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