Boone County Welcomes You to
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With excellent schools, a safe environment, and access to outdoor recreation across Nebraska’s scenic countryside, Boone County is a place where families, entrepreneurs, and businesses can thrive.
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Perfectly positioned in northeast Nebraska, Boone County offers the quiet charm of rural living while remaining conveniently connected to larger regional hubs. Communities in the county are less than an hour from the cities of Norfolk, Columbus, and Grand Island.
Boone County also sits within driving distance of Nebraska’s largest metropolitan areas, including Omaha, Lincoln, and Kearney, making it easy for residents to access major shopping, entertainment, higher education, and healthcare when they need it.
This unique location allows residents to enjoy the peace, space, and community of small-town life while still having convenient access to the amenities and opportunities of larger cities.
cost of living
Nebraska’s “Good Life” is about more than lifestyle. It reflects an affordable cost of living. Overall, the cost of living in Nebraska is about 10% lower than the national average, with housing, utilities, food, and transportation generally costing less than in many parts of the country.
Residents of Boone County benefit from that affordability, along with access to local healthcare services and a strong rural economy. The county’s median household income is roughly $74,900, and housing costs remain attainable compared to many regions of the country.
With its combination of affordable living, strong community values, and economic opportunity, Boone County is an attractive place for families and businesses looking to build their future in Nebraska.
Housing & Communities
Experience the ease of living in Boone County, where residents enjoy short commutes averaging about 18 minutes and affordable housing options. The median rent is around $850 per month, and median home values are approximately $165,000, making homeownership and renting attainable for families and individuals alike.
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demographics
A few facts about the approximately 5,300 people calling Boone County home:
- Boone County’s unemployment rate is about 1.7%, well below the Nebraska state average of 2.6%
- Approximately 93% of residents have a high school diploma, and 37% hold a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- The median household income is around $74,900, reflecting a strong rural economy.
- About 23% of residents are under 19 years old, making Boone County a family-friendly community.
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