Boerne’s per capita income stands at $46,343, according to Census Bureau estimates. That figure falls above the Texas figure of $40,752 and below the Kendall County figure of $58,970.
Boerne, in other words, occupies the middle of the three-point range — higher than the state as a whole, lower than the broader county that contains it. Kendall County’s figure is the highest of the three values shown; Texas is the lowest.
For residents, the county figure reflects a wide geography that includes Fair Oaks Ranch, Cordillera, and other unincorporated areas associated with higher-income households — communities that sit outside Boerne’s city limits but inside Kendall County’s boundaries. The city’s own figure lands closer to the state benchmark than to the county one.
Per capita income measures total income divided across all residents, including children and retirees, so it differs from household or family income measures and tends to run lower. The figures describe income as reported, not cost of living or wealth.
These are 2020–2024 ACS 5-year estimates. Each figure carries a margin of error; the ladder above marks each ±MOE.