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TEXAS / LOCAL COSTS

Cost of living in Kenedy County, TX

Median household income$38,882per year · before taxes
Median gross rentNot publishedper month · includes utilities
Median owner costsNot publishedper month · homes with a mortgage
Median home valueNot publishedowner estimate

American Community Survey 2020-2024 estimates via Census Reporter, in 2024 dollars; not current asking prices.

Rent or buy here?

RentingNot publishedMedian gross rent per month · includes utilities
Buying the median home todayNot publishedNeeds the median home value and the current mortgage rate
What current owners payNot publishedMedian owner costs with a mortgage · includes taxes and insurance

Excludes property tax, insurance, mortgage insurance and upkeep. Home values are owners’ 2020–2024 estimates; today’s asking prices are likely higher.

Compare with Texas

MeasureKenedy CountyTexas
Median household income$38,882$78,476
Median gross rentNot published$1,403
Median owner costsNot published$2,106
Median home valueNot published$283,800
Severe rent burden100.0%25.2%
LOCAL GOVERNMENT / YOUR WALLET

Kenedy County: local government & your wallet

About this coverage

Government decisions that may affect taxes, bills, benefits and public debt. Automatically matched news reports; topic labels reflect headline keywords, not a verified dollar impact or confirmation that a proposal became law. Check each report for who qualifies or pays, effective dates, and whether the action is proposed or enacted. Metro results may cover several jurisdictions.

LOCAL / BUSINESS & YOUR WALLET

Kenedy County: business & your wallet

Jobs, wages, store openings and closures, grocery competition, healthcare, insurance and utility prices. Selected for household relevance—not whether the news is good or bad.

About this coverage

National stories come from NPR’s business and economy feeds; state and local stories come from each state’s nonprofit statehouse newsroom, covering the past year with a 15-minute cache. Local results keep only stories that name the place, so they can miss coverage. Keyword matches and topic tags are automated, not verified estimates of your financial impact. Read the source for affected locations, timing and whether a change is announced or completed. State stories may affect only part of the state; metro areas can cross state lines. Broader coverage is never silently substituted for local results.