TylerTexas

Tyler Population Demographics

According to US population projections for 2022, the estimated population of Tyler is 107,199. 26.32% is under 18, while 15.67% is over 65.

A closer look at the age demography reveals that 6.38% of the population was five years old or younger, 26.32% were 18 years or younger and 26.04% were aged 65 years and over. The gender split in the state was nearly even, with 50.17% female and 49.83% male.

Tyler Housing

According to the US Census, Tyler has 45,728 housing units. The average owner-occupied housing unit rate in Tyler was 79.10%. At the same time, the city's median value of owner-occupied homes was $195,900

Tyler Racial Demographics

In 2020, the US Census estimated that White Alone and Black Or African American Alone constitute 75.56% of Tyler's population. Residents of the city who were Some Other Race Alone, made up 11.24% of the total population.

Other racial groups include Asian Alone, constituting 2.86% of the city's population and White Black Or African American at 0.92%

How Educated is Tyler

According to Census estimates, in 2021, 17.5 of Tyler residents had a bachelor's degree, while 11.2 had a graduate or professional degree.

Overall, 28.70% of residents have a bachelor's degree or higher.

Average Income in Tyler

The median household income in Tyler is $54,998. This figure is significantly (approximately 0.00%) less than the state average of $54,998.

Estimates by family type revealed that families earned an average of $68,653 per year, while married-couple families earned an average of $77,486.

A closer examination of the income groups of Tyler households revealed that the largest income group consisted of households with an annual income between $50,000 and $74,999. Other groups with yearly high household incomes include those between $35,000 and $49,999 (15.0%) and those with incomes exceeding $200,000 (9.0%). 5.0% of households in the City of Angels had an annual income of less than $10,000.

Median Income by Type of Family