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FAQs About Moving to Pidcoke, TX
Answers use the same city data shown on this page, including costs, housing, schools, safety, weather, healthcare, and DMV details.
Before moving to Pidcoke, review the core fields on this page: population 150, median home value $185,000, average rent for 2 bedroom $900, commute time 29.3 minutes, and sunny days percentage 67%.
The neighbors section lists household income $61,500, family income $68,000, per capita income $27,000, unemployment rate 4.2%, public transport usage 0.2%, commute time 29.3 minutes, high school or higher 86.5%, and bachelors or more 19.8%.
The cost of living section lists cost of living index 87.5, median house value $185,000, gross rent $900, grocery index 89.0, housing index 74.0, utilities index 97.0, transportation index 92.5, and health care index 95.0.
The education section lists
Evant Elementary School with 160 students and a 11.5 student teacher ratio
and Central Texas College 21 miles away.
The crime section lists violent crimes per 100k 185, property crimes per 100k 1,400, crime index 1,585, chance of violent crime 1 in 540, and chance of property crime 1 in 71.
The weather section lists winter 37°F to 61°F, spring 54°F to 78°F, summer 71°F to 96°F, fall 53°F to 80°F, average rainfall 34 inches, and sunny days percentage 67%.
The housing market section lists median home price $185,000, average rent for 2 bedroom $900, owner occupied rate 83.5%, rental vacancy rate 7.2%, home appreciation rate (1yr) 4.6%, new construction rate 1.2%, and foreclosure rate 0.9%.
The healthcare section lists
AdventHealth Central Texas and Coryell Memorial Healthcare System,
physicians per 1000 1.6,
health insurance coverage 83.7%,
health care index 68.2,
emergency services Yes for AdventHealth Central Texas, and emergency services Yes for Coryell Memorial Healthcare System.
The DMV information section lists state Texas, department Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, address 4000 Jackson Ave, Austin, TX 78731, phone 1-888-368-4689, and website https://www.txdmv.gov.