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Moving and storage go hand in hand. Whether traveling across town or the country, moving is an exciting and fresh start. While Storage Rentals of America is here to help you with all your storage needs, we also want to help you get familiar with the area. That's why we put together this resource guide for Midland.

About Midland, TX

Midland is a city that is the county seat of Midland County. The population is 132,524, according to the count done for the 2020 U.S. Census. If you add the surrounding communities, the population is 169,983 for the Midland metropolitan area. Most people refer to the Greater Midland-Odessa Metro Area as one place with a population of 340,391 because all the adjacent communities around Midland and Odessa blend in this area.

In 1881, Midland was established. It was the midpoint between El Paso and Forth Worth when riding on the Texas and Pacific Railroad. This is cow country, and the main economy was raising cattle and shipping cattle on the rails. It was the largest cow shipping center in Texas by 1890. The city was incorporated in 1906. Around 2,200 people lived there in 1910.

Then, something spectacular occurred. In 1923, wildcat drillers struck oil. This led to the discovery of massive oil deposits in the Permian Basin area and the development of oil extraction activities to get the oil from the Spraberry Trend. Even today, one hundred years later, these proven oil reserves are the third-largest oil field in the United States.

What to do in Midland, TX

Midland offers country living at its best, with plenty of good hunting and fishing.

  • Features: The city is known for its relationship with the Bush family. The Bush Family Home State Historic Site is where the 41st and 43rd U.S. Presidents lived in a modest home from 1951 to 1955.
  • Events: Popular events are the Scottish-Irish Faire, the parade for the 4th of July, Comic Con, the Great Outdoor Expo, Improv at the Yucca, and live music festivals.
  • Museums: Interesting museums are the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum, the Robert H. Goddard Rocket Museum, the Museum of the Southwest, the Midland County History Museum, and the Midland Army Airfield Museum.
  • Destination: Beal Park is a favorite place to take children and dogs. There is a dog park and a fishing pond.

Working in Midland, TX

The local economy depends on petroleum, construction, health care, retail, and hospitality. The unemployment rate is 7.4%, which is higher than the national average. For those lucky enough to be employed, the median household income is $87,900 per year, which is great pay. This amount is $19,000 higher than the American household average of $69,021. The economy has explosive job creation when compared to the national average. Midland's predicted job growth rate for the next decade is a whopping 48.3%, compared to the expected national job growth rate average of 33.5%.

The industries offering the best-paying jobs are petroleum extraction (13.6%), construction (5.8%), health care (9.9%), educational services (9.7%), hotels/restaurants (6.2%), professional services (5.3%), and finance/insurance (3.9%).

Midland, TX Neighborhoods

The best neighborhoods are on the north and western sides of the city, where the median sales prices can reach $700,000.

Here are a few areas with more modest homes for sale:

  • Melody Acres / Meadowview: This nice neighborhood has a median real estate price of $491,678, which is more expensive than 85.2% of the rest of the state. Most homes were built between 1970 to 1999. Some were constructed after 2000. Rental homes are $1,617 monthly. The vacancy rate is low at 2.6%, making it hard to find a place to rent or buy.
  • Ridge Rd / S Lamesa Rd: This nice neighborhood has a median real estate price of $462,604. Apartments and homes are available for an average rent of $1,622 monthly. The vacancy rate is 3.5%, so renting a place in this area is challenging.
  • Ranch Rd 307 / S Co Rd 1130: This neighborhood's median real estate price is $416,087. Rental homes are available for an average rent of $1,622 per month. There are apartment complexes and mobile homes in this area. The vacancy rate is 0%, so it is nearly impossible to find an available place.
  • Skyline Terrace West / Trinity West: The median real estate price is $392,088. This neighborhood has a mixture of homes and apartment complexes. Half of the houses are owner-occupied. The vacancy rate is 12.2%. The average rent is $1,624 per month.

Midland, TX School District

The public schools are administrated by the Midland Independent School District. The school district spends $15,368 for each student per year. The student-to-teacher ratio is 16 to one.

There are 11 private schools in Midland. The best private schools are Midland Christian School (PK to 12th), The Hillander School (PK to 6th), and St. Ann S School (PK to 8th).

Within a 50-mile radius, there are five colleges and universities. The closest and best four-year public universities are Midland College and The University of Texas of the Permian Basin.

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Six elected members serve on the City Council. They work with the mayor to manage the city.

The Midland Department of Parks & Recreation maintains 48 public parks with a total of 1,364 acres of green space for recreational activities. There are two swimming pools, two senior activity centers, one youth/adult recreational center, and one sports complex.

Midland, TX Housing

The median home price in Midland is $381,000. This price is going up by 10.1% year-over-year. The local real estate market is a buyer’s market with more homes offered for sale than interested buyers.

The cost of living in Midland is too high. It is 7% higher than other Texan cities and only 1% lower than the national average.