Canyon Creek City is a regional center in Northeast Texas. The city is home to 1,874 residents and the median home value is $106,600. The city's growth has prompted the need to add a fire station. It also recently bought a law office and a donut shop.
People living in Canyon Creek are of diverse ethnic backgrounds. The majority of residents identify as Asian, English, German, Irish, and Italian. Twenty-six percent of Canyon Creek residents were born outside of the United States. But there are people of different races, racial backgrounds, and sexual orientation.
Canyon City's median household income is $36,528. The area's poverty rate is 0.9 percent. Its crime rate is lower than that of nearby cities of the same size. It is also lower than the national average and state average. Although Canyon Creek is not a large city, it is still home to a large number of residents.
The number of working residents in Canyon Creek is higher than the national average. This means that Canyon Creek residents spend more time at home, and less time in the car. The average commute time for Canyon Creek residents is fifteen to thirty minutes, which is considerably less than the average commute time for American residents.
Canyon Creek is home to large single-family homes. This makes it stand out from other neighborhoods in the area. Canyon Creek's vacancy rate is very low compared to other U.S. cities, which is a sign that the real estate market in the area is strong.