RE/MAX CORRIDOR

Welcome to the Corridor! The IH35 Corridor runs from San Antonio north through New Braunfels to the Dallas Metroplex. It contains the youngest and highest educated population in the state of Texas and has a vibrant and versatile economy that is based on a wide variety of business and government activities. Here at RE/MAX Corridor, we live and work in the area from San Antonio to New Braunfels.

Also known as the Randolph Metrocom, the Corridor is composed of 9 cities along IH35. Live Oak, Universal City, Randolph AFB, Converse, Selma, Schertz, Cibolo, New Braunfels, and Marion, are all linked through the Corridor. We have five primary schoold districts; Northeast Independent School Distrct, Judson ISD, and Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, Comal ISD, and New Braunfels ISD all represented. The area is home to Randolph AFB as well as many Ft Sam Houston and BAMC employees and active duty members. This makes for a vibrant Veteran Community that is active and provides a wealth of volunteers.

Business likes the Corridor with easy access to both IH35 that runs from Mexico to Chicago, and IH 10 that runs east-west from Florida to California. From distribution centers to manufacturing, transportation is key. We are also home to the largest Military Medical complex in the country. With Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) and it's expanding role with wounded warriors, to Wilford Hall's outpatient clinics, to the Center for the Intrepid, our military is complemented with both the Veterans Administration as well as the University of Texas Health Sciences Center and hospitals. This has increased the area's medical capacity, research, and training, making the San Antonio region one of the fastest growing medical destinations.

And we have a growing higher education center as well. The University of Texas at San Antonio has grown into a full service university that is proceeding to a Tier One research status. Texas A&M has the fastest growing campus in it's system here and a new master planned campus is growing each term. To support the large universities, the Alamo Colleges continue to grow with a new campus in Universal City and expansion into New Braunfels with their technical training facility. They have partnered with the Judson ISD for pre-college courses that will allow a high school student to earn college credit, and a two year degree at graduation.

OK, sounds pretty serious, what about recreation? We have loads of recreational choices. From local city parks to Texas State Parks, Canyon Lake, Schlitterbahn in New Braunfels, Gruene Hall music, Hill Country bike trails, wineries, great local and world renowned restaraunts, the River Walk, San Antonio Zoo, Sea World, Six Flags over Texas, over 40 golf courses, less than 2 hours to the coast, and so much to choose from. About all we don't have is snow skiing, and we have a great airport that can get you to the slopes if you need to!

This is just an overview of the fantastic life we enjoy here. If you are interested in learning more, call, email, or drop by and we'll be glad to show you our community!

Economic Data for Zip Code 78154

Household Income Graph

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Household Income Estimated Values (2011) Median Income: $79,970 Average Income: $60,994 Per Capita Income $22,527 Projected Values (2016) Median Income: $15,190 Average Income: $58,421 Per Capita Income $21,543

Own / Rent Estimated Values (2011) Total Home Owners: 7,373 Total Renters: 4,033 Renters: 35% Owners: 65% Projected Values (2016) Total Home Owners: 7,502 Total Renters: 4,152 Renters: 36% Owners: 64%

Household Size Estimated Values (2011) Average Household Size: 2.7 One Person Households: 2,544 Total Families: 8,644 Total Housing Units: 12,095 Vacant Housing Units: 689 Projected Values (2016) Average Household Size: 2.7 One Person Households: 3,365 Total Families: 9,060 Total Housing Units: 12,583 Vacant Housing Units: 928

Note: Household Income figures are based on total household income.

Demographics Data for Zip Code 78154

Age Range Number of people in this zip code by age. Total 30,777 Age 0-14 6,335 Age 15-24 4,645 Age 25-39 5,340 Age 40-59 8,519 Age 60-79 5,729 Age 80+ 1,432

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Population Data for Zip Code 78154

Population Change Estimated Change 2011 4% Projected Change 2016 18.6%

30,777 32,000 36,518 2010 Census 2011 Estimated 2016 Projected

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• Figures in the Population Change graph represent total population for the zip code.
• Estimated Change 2011 shows the percentage of population change between the 2010 Census and 2011.
• Projected Change 2016 shows the projected percentage of population change between the 2010 Census and 2016.

Public Schools in Zip Code 78154

Private Schools in Zip Code 78154