Median gross rent in Boerne stands at $1,589 per month, according to Census Bureau data. That figure falls just below the Kendall County median of $1,606 and sits above the statewide Texas median of $1,403.
The range across the three benchmarks is relatively tight at the top — Boerne and Kendall County are close to each other — but the gap widens when set against Texas as a whole, where the median is noticeably lower than either local figure.
For renters in Boerne, the numbers reflect what the broader housing market here signals in other ways. The city draws a commuter population tied to San Antonio, sits inside a school district that carries an A rating, and is surrounded by master-planned development on most approaches. Rental costs consistent with those of the surrounding county suggest the city’s rental market is tracking the county rather than drifting below it.
Kendall County’s median, at $1,606, is the highest figure in the data. Texas at $1,403 is the lowest. Boerne, at $1,589, falls between them, closer to the county figure than to the state.
These are 2020–2024 ACS 5-year estimates. Each figure carries a margin of error; the ladder above marks each ±MOE.