Head-to-Head · City Comparison
Greeley, CO VS Killeen, TX
🏆 Killeen leads 14 of 23 categories
Greeley
Colorado
9
wins
Cost of Living Index 96.0
Median Household Income $65,525 ✓ Higher
Violent Crime Index 177⚠ High
Population 107,949
Killeen
Texas
14
wins
Cost of Living Index 91.8 ✓ Cheaper
Median Household Income $57,086
Violent Crime Index 139⚠ High ✓ Safer
Population 153,708 ✓ Larger

Pros & Cons

Auto-generated from official data — head-to-head differences and gaps vs the national average.

Greeley, CO
Pros
Stronger job market — unemployment is 5.3 pts lower (5.6%)
Households earn $8,439 more per year on average
More college-educated — 26.8% hold a bachelor's or higher
Cons
Pricier housing — median home is $346,400
Violent crime (670.7/100k) is above the U.S. average of 380
Property crime (3019.6/100k) runs high vs the U.S. average
Cost of living runs 4% higher than Killeen
Killeen, TX
Pros
Homes cost $171k less ($175,400 vs $346,400)
21% less violent crime than Greeley
Rent averages $124/mo less ($1,084 vs $1,208)
Milder winters — January highs near 60°F vs 44°F
Living costs sit below the national average (index 91.8)
Smaller class sizes — 15.8:1 student-teacher ratio
Cons
Violent crime (527.6/100k) is above the U.S. average of 380
Median income trails Greeley by $8,439/yr
Higher unemployment (10.9% vs 5.6%)

Key Differences at a Glance

Greeley
Median Income
$8,439
$65,525 vs $57,086/yr
Greeley
Unemployment
5.3 pp lower
5.6% vs 10.9% unemployment
Killeen
Cost of Living
4% cheaper
COL index 91.8 vs 96.0 (100 = US avg)
Killeen
Violent Crime
21% lower
527.6 vs 670.7 per 100k
Killeen
Median Home Value
$171k less
$175,400 vs $346,400
Killeen
Summer Heat
4.0°F warmer
July avg high 95.7°F vs 91.7°F

Full Data Comparison

Metric Greeley, CO Killeen, TX
💰 Cost of Living
Cost of Living Index National avg = 100 · lower = cheaper 96.0 91.8 ✓ Cheaper
Median Home Value $346,400⚠ High $175,400 ✓ Lower
Median Monthly Rent $1,208 $1,084 ✓ Lower
📈 Income & Economy
Median Household Income $65,525 ✓ Higher $57,086
Unemployment Rate 5.6%⚠ High ✓ Lower 10.9%⚠ High
Avg Commute Minutes each way 24.9 min 23.8 min ✓ Shorter
Work From Home % 7.4% ✓ Higher 6.1%
🔒 Safety
Crime Index 100 = national avg · lower = safer · 60% violent / 40% property 163⚠ High 110⚠ High ✓ Safer
Violent Crime Index 100 = national avg · lower = safer 177⚠ High 139⚠ High ✓ Safer
Property Crime Index 100 = national avg · lower = safer 144⚠ High 66 ✓ Safer
🎓 Education
School Quality 100 = national avg · grad rate, staffing & attainment C+ (88) ✓ Better C+ (83)
Student-Teacher Ratio Lower = smaller classes 18.5:1 15.8:1 ✓ Smaller
Bachelor's Degree or Higher 26.8% ✓ Higher 22.1%
High School or Higher 83.6% 91.9% ✓ Higher
School District Name only — no quality rating available GreeleySchool District No. 6 in the county of Weld and Sta KILLEEN ISD
🌤 Weather
Avg High — January 44.1°F 59.5°F ✓ Warmer
Avg High — July 91.7°F 95.7°F ✓ Warmer
Annual Precipitation 14.4" ✓ Drier 36.0"
Annual Snowfall 34.9" 0.0" ✓ Less
👥 Demographics
Population 107,949 153,708 ✓ Larger
Median Age 31.9 ✓ Older 29.7
Homeownership Rate 60.6% ✓ Higher 46.3%
Under 18 24.1% 29.2% ✓ More
Over 65 13.1% ✓ More 7.5%

Frequently Asked Questions

Greeley's cost of living index is 96.0 vs Killeen's 91.8 (US average = 100). Killeen is 4% less expensive overall.
Based on the 23 decided categories above, Killeen leads 14 of 23 categories. Greeley wins 9 and Killeen wins 14. The right choice depends on your priorities — use the Pros & Cons and full table above to weigh what matters to you.
Whether you're moving from Greeley to Killeen or relocating the other way, focus on the biggest gaps: housing ($346,400 vs $175,400 median home), income ($65,525 vs $57,086), safety, and schools — all covered in the full table above.
Greeley, CO and Killeen, TX are about 756 miles apart (straight-line distance). Driving distance will be longer depending on the route.

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