|
Even in difficult economic times, Tyler's diverse economy remains robust with its base in the manufacturing, retail, oil & gas, education and health care industries. In addition, Tyler's long association with the rose and nursery industry provides stability and growth.
Texas is one of the few states that in 2010 has a balanced budget. The positive implications of a balanced budget for Texas, and Tyler, are huge.
Also, Tyler has not been caught up in the unrealistic real estate markets that have plauged other parts of the nation. Most Texas banks retain conservation banking principles.
In-migration continues for Texas and Tyler, and more residents are added on a regular basis.
 East Texas Oil & Gas Operations |
In short, Tyler has in the past, and will continue to survive, and thrive, in the current economic crisis far better than other areas.
The East Texas area supports a large number of jobs and careers in the oil, petrochemical, natural gas, drilling and refining business sectors. Other major job markets include the medical sector, manufacturing, education, grocery distribution, retail distribution, air conditioning equipment manufacturing and banking.
Read more about the East Texas Oil & Gas Industry.
For more detailed, current information, we recommend you contact the Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce and the Tyler Economic Development Council.
|
