ZIP Code 77591 — Texas City, TX

About ZIP 77591

ZIP code 77591 serves Texas City in Galveston, Texas. It centers near 29.3891°, -94.9942° and, by population, qualifies as a small-town or low-density suburban ZIP. Roughly 15,914 people are estimated to live within its boundaries based on the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2018–2022).

The median household earns about $62,135 per year here. The typical owner-occupied home is valued near $172,500, and asking rents on the open market sit around $1,152 per month. Compared to the rest of Texas, that makes 77591 noticeably pricier than the state average. Looking at the entire state, the average ZIP code reports a median income closer to $47,840 and a median home value of $137,461.

The median resident is around 35.7 years old, and roughly 10.9% of the population holds at least a bachelor's degree. Unemployment estimates from the same Census release put the share of unemployed adults around 2.4% of the total population (the labor-force-only rate is higher, since not every resident is counted as "in the labor force").

Cost of living read

If you're considering a move into 77591, the most useful exercise is to compare the housing math against your current ZIP. Here, a typical home runs $172,500 and a typical rental runs $1,152 a month. Translate that into your own budget:

• At a 7% 30-year mortgage with 20% down, financing the median home here lands monthly principal & interest near $918 — before property tax, insurance, or HOA dues.
• Renting the median unit at $1,152/mo costs roughly $13,824 per year, or about 22.2% of the local median household income.
• For movers from substantially cheaper or more expensive metros, the home-value gap (+$35,039 versus the state average of $137,461) is often the single biggest line item to plan for.

Who lives here

The age and education profile of a ZIP tells you a lot about what daily life feels like there. With a median age of 35.7 and a population of 15,914, ZIP 77591 reads as a working-age neighborhood with a mix of young professionals and young families. The bachelor's-degree share around 10.9% is on the lower end, often reflecting trade-economy or rural labor markets.

Geography & nearby ZIPs

This ZIP centers at 29.3891, -94.9942. The eight closest neighboring ZIP codes are listed below — useful if you're scoping out the surrounding area, comparing schools, or just want a feel for the broader neighborhood than this one boundary captures.

How to use this profile

Treat ZipLocal Guide as a starting point — never the final word — when you're researching a relocation. The Census ACS data on this page are reliable medians for the ZIP code tabulation area, but they tell you nothing about which side of the freeway you should live on, which streets the local high schoolers actually walk to school, or how the neighborhood has changed since the 2022 estimate window. For those, walk the area, talk to people on the street, and verify your assumptions with a local agent or community group.

If you find this neighborhood interesting, the easiest next step is to view all ZIPs in Texas City or browse the rest of Texas.