Residential Property

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230 Private Road 7422
Hawkins 75765
$1,500 / mo
10025 Quail Run
Tyler 75709
$1,500 / mo
801 W Fifth St
Tyler 75701
$1,500 / mo
8307 Garrett
Tyler 75703
$1,500 / mo
1610 N WOLFORD
Tyler 75702
$1,500 / mo
6282 FM 2254
Pittsburg 75686
$1,500 / mo
102 E Pirate Ave
Longview 75604
$1,500 / mo
812 S Palmer
Tyler 75701
$1,495 / mo
11 A DAWN CIRCLE
SPRING HILL 75603
$1,495 / mo
2010 S Boldt
Tyler 75701
$1,475 / mo
1502 E Birdsong St
Longview 75602
$1,450 / mo
402 Clarksville
Bogata 75417
$1,450 / mo

Single-Family Houses for Rent in Tyler, TX 

Looking to rent in Tyler? Teal Arrow Property Management offers a selection of well-maintained residential rental properties across the city. Whether you’re searching for a cozy starter home, a family-friendly neighborhood, or a convenient location close to work or school, our available home rentals provide flexible options and professional property management you can rely on.

Single-Family Homes for Sale in Tyler, TX

If you’re ready to buy, our Tyler homes for sale offer something for every buyer. From move-in-ready homes to properties with renovation potential, we make it easy to explore your options and take the next step toward homeownership. Our team is here to help you navigate the process and find a property that fits your long-term goals.

Living in Tyler, TX

Tyler, TX—often called America’s Rose Capital—is best known for the Tyler Rose Garden and the annual Texas Rose Festival, which celebrate the city’s rich horticultural history and vibrant community spirit.

Residents and visitors alike enjoy a strong arts and culture scene, with local attractions such as the Tyler Museum of Art, Discover Science Place, and Liberty Hall Arts Center offering entertainment and enrichment for all ages.

For the outdoor lovers, Tyler State Park provides 985 acres of scenic land for hiking, biking, swimming, and fishing. The city also features numerous neighborhood parks with walking trails, playgrounds, and green spaces perfect for families and active lifestyles.

Tyler’s dining scene offers something for everyone, from upscale steakhouses like Prime 102 to local favorites such as Stanley’s Famous Pit Bar-B-Q, along with a wide variety of casual and international cuisine.

The housing market in Tyler includes a range of distinct neighborhoods, making it easy to find a home that fits your needs and budget. With a cost of living below the national average, Tyler continues to attract homeowners and renters.

Education is another strong draw. Tyler is served by Tyler High School and Tyler Legacy High School, along with several respected private schools, including All Saints Episcopal School and Bishop Thomas K. Gorman Catholic School. Higher education options include The University of Texas at Tyler, Tyler Junior College, and Texas College.