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Boerne vs Kerrville: retirement compared

Boerne and Kerrville are both Hill Country towns in the region described in Texas Hill Country, Boerne in Kendall County and Kerrville in Kerr County, and both sit on creeks or rivers that flooded in July 2026. They are very different retirement markets. Boerne is a Kendall County city with a younger, higher-income profile, a freestanding emergency room and a Toll Brothers community marketed to buyers aged 55 and older, Regency at Esperanza. Kerrville is the Kerr County seat on the upper Guadalupe River, with a regional hospital, a VA medical center and a population in which 28.1 percent of residents are 65 or older, and a golf community just outside town, Comanche Trace.

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Boerne and Kerrville at a glance

Figures come from each place page and name their own period; sources are listed on those pages.

MeasureBoerneKerrville
Population (ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimate)19,50924,532
Residents aged 65 and over (ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimate)18.2%28.1%
Median age (ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimate)38.641
Median home value (owner-occupied) (ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimate)$437,100$272,700
Median gross rent (ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimate)$1,577 per month$1,075 per month
Median household income (ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimate)$86,838$59,431
Property tax context2026 rates per hundred dollars of taxable value: City of Boerne 0.479 (a separate sheet lists county and Boerne ISD rates; units overlap and exemptions differ) (tax year 2026)Kerr County adopted a rate of $.4081 per $100 valuation for the coming year; the appraisal district is Kerr CAD, and city and school district rates are set separately and not combined here (tax year 2026 (county rate adopted September 2026))
Hospital accessNo inpatient hospital is described in the city; Methodist ER Boerne is a freestanding emergency room open 24 hours (hospital system page read October 2026)Peterson Regional Medical Center, a 124-bed acute care hospital with a 24-hour emergency department, is in Kerrville (Peterson Health hospital page read October 2026)
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Boerne vs Kerrville: the short answer

Boerne and Kerrville are both Hill Country towns in the region described in Texas Hill Country, Boerne in Kendall County and Kerrville in Kerr County, and both sit on creeks or rivers that flooded in July 2026. They are very different retirement markets. Boerne is a Kendall County city with a younger, higher-income profile, a freestanding emergency room and a Toll Brothers community marketed to buyers aged 55 and older, Regency at Esperanza. Kerrville is the Kerr County seat on the upper Guadalupe River, with a regional hospital, a VA medical center and a population in which 28.1 percent of residents are 65 or older, and a golf community just outside town, Comanche Trace.

Two cautions apply to every section below. First, the property-tax figures for the two towns come from different years: Boerne's come from the Kendall Appraisal District's adopted 2026 sheets, while Kerrville's combine a 2026 county rate, a proposed 2025 city rate and a 2023 school ordinance. They are shown to explain how each town publishes its taxes, not as a like-for-like bill. Second, neither town has a single risk level; flood, drought and tax exposure change with the parcel. For the statewide rules, see property taxes and appraisal districts and homestead and age-65 exemptions.

Full profiles: Boerne and Kerrville.

Which one fits you

Choose Boerne if

  • You want a small-town center with a Hill Country Mile of shops, restaurants and historic buildings, and you are comfortable with a freestanding emergency room in town and a hospital stay that generally means travel.
  • You prefer to see one appraisal-district page that lists the adopted 2026 rate for each unit side by side, with a multi-year history for the school district, city and county.
  • You are considering new construction in a 55+ marketed community such as Regency at Esperanza and will ask for the tax-unit disclosure, the recorded declaration and the fee schedule before signing.
  • You are comfortable with a younger town in which 18.2 percent of residents are 65 or older, and with the higher home values that come with it.

Choose Kerrville if

  • You want an inpatient hospital, an emergency department, a VA medical center and a heart and vascular clinic inside the town, and you value being near the region's western medical hub.
  • You want a town in which about 28 percent of residents are 65 or older and where the survey median home value is lower than in Boerne.
  • You are drawn to a golf-oriented all-age community such as Comanche Trace, and you will price the club membership separately from the house.
  • You are willing to check the flood map, the flood history and the temporary property-tax exemption rules for damaged property for any riverside address, and to assemble the tax picture from several separately published documents.

Boerne and Kerrville: best for, and think twice if

Boerne

Best for

  • Buyers who want a 55+ option near a small-town center: Regency at Esperanza is marketed to buyers aged 55 and older, and the Hill Country Mile and Boerne City Park are in the city.
  • Buyers who want emergency care in town: Methodist ER Boerne is a freestanding emergency room open 24 hours, with 15 treatment rooms, CT and Methodist AirCare transport.
  • Buyers who want recent construction: 31.7 percent of units were built in 2010-2019 and 31.7 percent in 2000-2009, with a median owner-occupied home value of $437,100.

Think twice if

  • Think twice if flood exposure matters: the July 2026 flood put more than 10 inches of rain at Boerne City Lake, and Cibolo Creek rose over two inches per minute, forcing evacuations along the creek.
  • Buyers who need inpatient care nearby should note Methodist ER Boerne is a freestanding emergency room, and the sources points to travel to San Antonio for angioplasty and advanced trauma services.
  • Think twice if water limits matter: Boerne Utilities customers have been under mandatory watering restrictions, and landscape watering is barred from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. year-round.

Kerrville

Best for

  • Retirees who want medical care in town: Peterson Regional Medical Center (124 beds, 24-hour emergency department) and the Kerrville VA Medical Center are both in Kerrville, where 28.1% of residents are 65 or older.
  • If you want a county tax that did not rise: Kerr County adopted 0.4081 per $100 for the coming year, which the county's announcement says equals its no-new-revenue rate.

Think twice if

  • Think twice about a riverside or low-lying lot: the sources document a July 2026 flood, a July 17 disaster declaration for Kerr County and River Trail and park closures, so ask for flood history and an elevation certificate.
  • Buyers who expect every specialty locally should note the sources say complex or unusual care may still involve travel; Peterson's clinics in Bandera, Comfort and Fredericksburg point to a regional network.
  • Prices moved quickly in the city's appraisal data: the median-valued homestead went from $306,025 in 2024 to $336,669 in 2025, so check current values before relying on the $272,700 ACS median.

Each point restates facts from that place's own page and sources. It is not a rating.

Boerne and Kerrville side by side

DimensionBoerneKerrville
Property tax rates and the year problemThe Kendall Appraisal District publishes an adopted-rate sheet for tax year 2026. It lists the City of Boerne at 0.479, Kendall County at 0.373, Boerne ISD at 1.0065 and Cow Creek at 0.005 per $100 of taxable value, with a combined rate of 1.8635 for an address in the city, county, Boerne ISD and Cow Creek. Special districts are higher and apply only inside their boundaries: Kendall County MUD No. 1 at 0.65, Miralomas MUD at 1.00 and Kendall County WCID No. 1 at 0.17388. All of these belong to one tax year, so they can be added for a given address. What a buyer should check: whether the property is inside the city limits, which school district applies, and whether any MUD or WCID is listed on the tax statement.Kerrville's figures come from three different years and cannot be added together. Kerr County's commissioners voted on September 14, 2026 for a county rate of 0.4081 per $100, which the county says equals its no-new-revenue rate. The City of Kerrville's notice on its FY2026 budget, published in September 2025, proposed 0.5711, up 0.0116 from the prior year and above the no-new-revenue rate of 0.5335, split between 0.1406 for debt service and 0.4305 for maintenance and operations; that is a proposed rate for tax year 2025. Kerrville ISD's tax-rate page posts its ordinance for tax year 2023, which set 0.8492 in total, made up of 0.6692 for maintenance and operations and 0.18 for debt. A buyer needs the 2026 rate for each unit on the parcel, and should not compare this mix of years with Boerne's single-year stack.
Over-65 exemptions and tax ceilingsThe Texas Comptroller states that Tax Code Section 11.13(b) requires school districts to provide a $140,000 residence homestead exemption and Section 11.13(c) an additional $60,000 for homeowners 65 or older or disabled. Boerne ISD's sheet lists exactly those amounts for 2026, 140,000 and 60,000, and shows much lower amounts in earlier years: a homestead amount of 100,000 and an over-65 amount of 10,000 in both 2023 and 2024. Kendall County's sheet lists 10,000 in its exemption columns, and the City of Boerne's sheet lists only disabled-veteran amounts for its exemptions. The city, county and school sheets each carry the note that a freeze is offered with a qualifying homestead and over-65 or disabled-person exemption, which is a unit-by-unit ceiling and not a freeze on all taxes.Kerrville's school and local exemption amounts are not summarized in one table here. Kerr Central Appraisal District's tax-information page lists a document titled Partial Exemptions by Taxing Unit for 2025 and a 2025 tax rate sheet, and those are where each unit's homestead and over-65 amounts appear. The Comptroller says any taxing unit may adopt a local option homestead exemption of up to 20 percent of appraised value, with a minimum of $5,000, and the state school exemptions in Section 11.13 apply in Kerrville's school districts as they do in Boerne's. Texas does not freeze all property taxes at 65, and local ceilings are optional, so a Kerrville buyer should ask the appraisal district which units on the parcel have adopted one.
How local rates and exemptions are publishedBoerne is the easier town to research in one sitting. The Kendall Appraisal District posts a 2026 adopted-rate sheet with combined rates for each address combination, plus separate sheets for Boerne ISD, the City of Boerne and Kendall County, each with an eleven-year history running from 2016 to 2026. Those histories show the direction of travel: Boerne ISD's rate was 0.9932 in 2023, 0.9909 in 2024, 1.0109 in 2025 and 1.0065 in 2026, and the City of Boerne's was 0.4766 in 2023, 0.4716 in 2024 and 2025, and 0.479 in 2026. The sheet gives the amounts, but a buyer should still confirm them against the tax statement for the parcel.Kerrville buyers assemble the picture from separate publishers. The county announces its rate in a press item, the city publishes a budget hearing notice, the school district posts a board ordinance, and Kerr Central Appraisal District links to a 2025 rate sheet and a 2025 exemptions document. Kerr CAD appraises for Kerr County, eight independent school districts, the City of Kerrville and the City of Ingram, the Headwaters Groundwater Conservation District, the Upper Guadalupe River Authority and four emergency services districts, so more than one special unit may appear on a Kerrville-area statement. What a buyer should check: the date on each document, and whether the figure is adopted or only proposed.
July 2026 flood and what it means for a buyerThe City of Boerne reports that heavy rain began on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, with more than six inches in some locations, and that on July 15 more than 10 inches were recorded at Boerne City Lake, most of it within about seven hours. Cibolo Creek rose by more than two inches per minute for a time, covering River Road Park and River Road, and officials evacuated low-lying areas along the creek, including many homes and an apartment complex. The city reported no loss of life or serious injuries in Boerne, and Boerne City Lake Park reopened on August 1. Check the mapped status of any address near Cibolo Creek or Ranger Creek, because FEMA says floods can occur almost anywhere.Kerrville is a river town in recovery. Kerr Central Appraisal District states that Governor Abbott declared Kerr County a disaster area on July 17, 2026. Flood damage closed several Kerrville riverfront parks, the River Trail and trailheads after the July floods, so check the city's recovery page for which have reopened. Kerrville lies on the upper Guadalupe, and the National Weather Service's October 1998 summary of the same river further downstream describes homes washed off their foundations between Canyon Lake and Seguin. For a Kerrville purchase, ask for the property's flood history, any claims, repair permits and an elevation certificate, and confirm the lot against the FEMA map.
Disaster assistance and flood insuranceBoerne's insurance news is a discount. The City of Boerne announced on September 21, 2026 that FEMA improved its Community Rating System classification from Class 7 to Class 6. Policyholders in the mapped floodplain see their discount rise from 15 percent to 20 percent, and policyholders outside it from 5 percent to 10 percent, applied automatically when eligible policies renew. Flood insurance is a separate policy from homeowners coverage, and premiums vary by insurer, property and elevation, so none are quoted here. The Governor's September 3, 2026 announcement lists Kendall County among 19 counties approved for FEMA Public Assistance.Kerr County is on the same list of 19 counties approved for FEMA Public Assistance, which covers emergency work and repair or replacement of disaster-damaged facilities. The Governor's September 25, 2026 announcement said the request for FEMA Individual Assistance for 30 affected counties remained pending; that program is the one the Governor describes as helping with temporary housing, emergency home repairs and uninsured and underinsured personal property losses. Kerr County asks residents to report flood damage through the state's iSTAT portal, and says doing so does not replace reporting damage to an insurer. Under the National Flood Insurance Program, most homeowners policies do not cover flood, and there is typically a 30-day waiting period before an NFIP policy takes effect.
Temporary tax relief for damaged propertyBoerne's official pages describe no town-level property-tax program for flood damage. A Boerne buyer or owner affected by the July flood should ask the Kendall Appraisal District whether any temporary exemption for disaster-damaged property applies to the parcel, and should keep repair documentation. The district's home page lists the entities it appraises, so the question of which units are involved can be answered from the tax statement.Kerr CAD's website says owners whose property sustained at least 15 percent physical damage may file for a temporary exemption for qualified property damaged by disaster, and that the property must be in an area the Governor declared a disaster area. The application is on form 50-312. The exemption covers tangible personal property used to produce income, improvements to real property and manufactured homes used as dwellings. Exemptions reduce taxable value; they are not cash payments.
Water supply and droughtBoerne has been under mandatory water restrictions for years. The City of Boerne says it is in Stage 2, effective August 7, 2023. Under Stage 2, sprinkler irrigation is limited to one assigned day per week, weekend watering is not allowed, and the city can fine violators up to $1,000 per violation. The Cow Creek Groundwater Conservation District manages groundwater in Kendall County; its home page says the Hill Country was declared a Critical Groundwater Area in 1990 and that its board moved from Drought Stage 3 to Stage 2 on improving groundwater levels, with a water level dated 9/28/26. A buyer on a private well should check district rules, and a buyer on city water should check the current stage.Kerrville operates its own water utility with a Water Management Plan of five stages, and its pages link a current conservation stage that changes with conditions. The city's Elm Creek Pipeline project proposes returning highly treated reclaimed water to the Guadalupe River upstream of its drinking-water intake at Nimitz Lake during extreme drought; the city says this would reduce stress on the Lower Trinity Aquifer and the river, and that it already uses conservation, reclaimed water for irrigation and aquifer storage and recovery wells. Kerr CAD lists the Headwaters Groundwater Conservation District among its taxing entities, which matters for private wells. The National Weather Service's October 1, 2026 statement for both towns' region says streamflows and reservoirs trended much higher after the July floods, while moderate drought still covered portions of the Hill Country and September was very dry and hot.
Healthcare inside each townBoerne's emergency care is Methodist ER Boerne, at 134 Menger Springs, which describes itself as a freestanding emergency room open around the clock in a 20,560 square-foot building with 15 treatment rooms, including two trauma and cardiac rooms, a 16-slice CT scanner and a link that sends images to any Methodist hospital emergency department. Its page refers to travel time to San Antonio for angioplasty. A freestanding emergency room cannot admit patients on its own, so inpatient care in Boerne means identifying which hospital serves your plan and physician group.Kerrville has Peterson Regional Medical Center, a 124-bed nonprofit hospital at 551 Hill Country Drive, which Peterson Health says offers 26 key service lines including an emergency department with 20 treatment rooms, an intensive care unit, an acute rehabilitation unit and a heart and vascular clinic. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services lists it as an acute care hospital with emergency services and an overall rating of 4 as of the dataset date. The Kerrville VA Medical Center, at 3600 Memorial Boulevard, offers primary care and specialty services including mental health care, geriatric evaluation and dental services to eligible Veterans. Peterson Urgent Care was temporarily relocated to 1740 Junction Hwy while the system remediates flood damage.
Climate and heatThe 1991-2020 normals for the Boerne station show an average daily high of 61.5 degrees Fahrenheit in January, 92.5 in July and 94.1 in August, with 24.4 days at or above 90 degrees in July and 1.3 days at or above 100 degrees. Nights at or below 32 degrees number 12.5 in January. Monthly precipitation ranges from 2.22 inches in February to 5.28 inches in May.The normals for the Kerrville 3 NNE station show an average daily high of 91.6 degrees in July and 92.8 in August, with 25.2 days at or above 90 degrees in July and 14.9 days in January with a low at or below 32 degrees. May is the wettest month at 4.29 inches, and January and February average 1.66 and 1.63 inches. The two stations are proxies for their towns, not measurements at an address, and the Kerrville station sits outside the city, so the figures suggest similar Hill Country summers rather than a meaningful difference between the towns.
Retirement-community optionsRegency at Esperanza is a Toll Brothers community inside the Esperanza master plan, marketed as a 55+ active-adult community of single-level homes. The 55+ policy rests on the builder's marketing, so request the recorded declaration and current rules. Toll Brothers does not post association dues on its community page, and the page describes some Esperanza amenities as planned for completion.Comanche Trace is a 1,300-acre golf community just outside Kerrville with 27 holes and a private club, and it is not age-restricted. Its own pages say new-build and resale homes range from the $500s to $2M+, and its membership page lists full golf, non-resident, limited golf and social categories without posting prices. Because the club is run separately from the real estate, ask the sales center which amenities come with a home and which require a paid membership, and price the club separately from the house. Because it sits outside the city, the units that tax a lot depend on its location, which the Kerr CAD property search can show.
Who lives there, and housing cost on the same surveyThe Census Bureau's 2019-2023 American Community Survey estimates Boerne's population at 19,509 with a median age of 38.6 and 3,549 residents aged 65 and over, or 18.2 percent. It estimates median household income at $86,838, a median value of $437,100 for owner-occupied homes and median gross rent of $1,577. About 61.3 percent of occupied homes are owner-occupied.The same survey period estimates Kerrville's population at 24,532 with a median age of 41.0 and 6,884 residents aged 65 and over, or 28.1 percent. Median household income is estimated at $59,431, the median value of owner-occupied homes at $272,700 and median gross rent at $1,075, and 57.9 percent of occupied homes are owner-occupied. Both sets of numbers are five-year survey estimates with margins of error, so they are comparable with each other but lag a changing market, and Kerrville's estimates predate the 2026 flood. Kerr CAD's own median-valued homestead figures, quoted in the city's budget notice, are $306,025 for 2024 and $336,669 for 2025, a different measure from the survey median.
Airport and getting aroundTwo commercial airports serve the Hill Country region described for both towns, San Antonio International Airport and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. Toll Brothers describes Regency at Esperanza as less than 35 miles to downtown San Antonio, which is the builder's description and not an airport distance. No drive times are quoted for Boerne; test the route from a specific lot at the hour of a typical flight.Kerrville is served by the same two regional airports, and no airport distance or drive time is quoted for the town. Comanche Trace says it is centrally located to the I-10 and I-35 corridors but names no airport and gives no distance. The City of Kerrville's recovery page directs residents to a road-closures map and notes that conditions may change quickly, so a buyer who plans frequent travel should check current road access as well as schedules.

Communities worth a look

  • Regency at EsperanzaA Toll Brothers community marketed as 55+ inside the Esperanza master plan in Boerne, with three single-family collections, an on-site clubhouse and quick move-in homes.
  • Comanche TraceA 1,300-acre master-planned golf community just outside Kerrville on the Guadalupe River Valley, with 27 holes, a private club, new and resale homes from the $500s, and no age restriction in its marketing.

Time-sensitive details

  • Kerr CAD's website says taxpayers have 105 days to file the temporary exemption for qualified property damaged by disaster, with a deadline of October 30, 2026, on form 50-312. (as of October 8, 2026; valid through October 30, 2026). Confirm before relying on it.
  • The City of Kerrville's recovery page repeats the October 30, 2026 deadline and lists a business mold remediation grant for eligible businesses and properties within TIRZ No. 1 with the same application date. (as of October 8, 2026; valid through October 30, 2026). Confirm before relying on it.
  • As the City of Kerrville's recovery page described conditions on October 8, 2026, Louise Hays Park, Lehmann-Monroe Park, Tranquility Island, Guadalupe Park, the River Trail and all trailheads remained closed because of flood damage, while Knapp Park and Cypress Park had reopened. (as of October 8, 2026; valid through November 22, 2026). Confirm before relying on it.
  • On Toll Brothers' page as accessed on October 8, 2026, homes started at $406,995 in the Flamenco collection, $484,995 in the Sardana collection and $604,995 in the Zambra collection, and the page listed 14 quick move-in homes. (as of October 9, 2026; valid through December 7, 2026). Confirm before relying on it.

Sources and review date

Last reviewed . Facts on this page come from the sources below; where a rule or figure can change, check the linked source before relying on it.

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