Quality of Life

Nacogdoches is the kind of community where you can grow a business, pursue a meaningful career, and raise a family … all at the same time. Escape the high costs of living and operating a business in the big city, and experience how life and work intersect … just two hours north of Houston on US-59.

Certified Retirement Community

 

Nacogdoches was one of the first three communities in Texas to be recognized as a Certified Retirement Community.

The Timber Springs Retirement Community development will be located in the northeast corner of the City of Nacogdoches.

For more information on retirement lifestyle and opportunities in Nacogdoches, visit the Texas Forest Country website.

 

Climate

 

Climate
Average High Temperature (July) 93 F
Average Low Temperature (January) 36.5 F
Average Annual Rainfall (inches) 51.5
Average Annual Snowfall (inches) 0.2
Average Precipitation Days 97
Average Clear Days 214
 
SOURCE: BestPlaces.net, Wadley-Donovan GrowthTech, LLC

 

Cost of Living

 

Relative Cost of Living
City Average=100
Akron, OH 100.1
Auburn, AL 98.8
Austin, TX 95.5
Bakersfield, CA 103.4
Charleston, SC 98.2
Evansville, IN 96.1
Fresno, CA 117.3
Grand Junction, CO 98.2
Iowa City, IA 96.2
Jackson, MS 96.9
Lafayette, LA 99.1
Las Cruces, NM 100.5
Little Rock, AR 96.4
Milwaukee, WI 101.7
Monroe, LA 92.6
Montgomery, AL 99.2
Nacogdoches, TX 92.5
New Haven, CT 122.1
Olympia, WA 104.1
Peoria, IL 96.2
Portland, OR 111.2
Raleigh, NC 98.1
Richmond, VA 104.4
Rochester, MN 99.1
Rochester, NY 99.9
San Antonio, TX 95.6
Shreveport, LA 95.2
St. Joseph, MO 92.2
Tucson, AZ 96.4
Tyler, TX 96.2
Yuma, AZ 101.1
 
SOURCE: ACCRA Cost of Living Index, 2010 Annual Average (published January 2011)

 

Median Home Value (2010)

Median Home Value $85,670
SOURCE: Nielsen-Claritas, Inc., Wadley-Donovan GrowthTech, LLC

 

 

 

Festivals & Annual Events