Demographics

Kendall County is an ideal location for new businesses and existing corporations looking to expand. Kendall County offers a good climate, educated workforce, ideal distance from major metropolitan cities and easy access to financing.

Population

Kendall County’s population growth rate change has increased 146% from 1980 to 2005 compare this to Texas’ growth rate change of 55%.

Labor Force

Boerne's and Kendall County's educational levels are higher than the average for Texas and the entire United States.

Employment Rates

As of end of year 2007 the City of Boerne has an unemployment rate of 3.4%

Top Employers

Currently Boerne Independent School District is the largest employer with approximately 650 employees.

Economy

Median household income in Kendall County is $49,521 compared to the national median household income of $41,994.

Kendall County has the 8th highest per capita income in the state of Texas at $44,300.

1. Loving County

2. Sherman County

3. Hemphill County

4. Midland County

5. Collin County

6. Harris County

7. Dallas County

8. Kendall County

To view more comprehensive details pertaining to Kendall County's demographics, view the following document:

Kendall County Rank in U.S. Demographics Overview 2008

Kendall County Rank in State Demographics Overview 2008

Kendall County in Profile Rank in U.S. 2008

Kendall County in Profile Rank in State 2008

Archived Demographics Overview