San Antonio, TX — City Profile & Demographics 2026

Population 1,458,954 · Texas · Updated May 2026

Population

1,458,954

Median Income

$62,917

Home Price

$251,035

Unemployment

5.8%

Poverty Rate

17.1%

Bachelor's+

28.7%

Full Demographics — San Antonio, TX

27 metrics across 8 categories, compared to US national averages.

Demographics

MetricSan Antonio, TXUS Averagevs US
Population1,458,954
Pop. Density / sq miN/A
Median Age34.638.9
Foreign Born14.3%13.8%
White48.3%61.6%
Black7.0%12.4%
Asian3.1%6.0%
Hispanic64.4%18.7%
Spanish at HomeN/A13.2%

Economy

MetricSan Antonio, TXUS Averagevs US
Median HH Income$62,917$74,580
Per Capita Income$32,983$40,480
Per Capita Personal Income (MSA)BEA MSA-level$63,758$64,500
Unemployment Rate5.8%3.8%
Poverty Rate17.1%11.5%
Bachelor's Degree+28.7%35.8%

Housing

Source: Zillow ZHVI, Census ACS

MetricSan Antonio, TXUS Averagevs US
Median Home Value$251,035$410,000
Homeownership Rate52.4%65.4%

Safety

MetricSan Antonio, TXUS Averagevs US
Violent Crime / 100KFBI CDE (state-level est.)442380
Property Crime / 100KFBI CDE (state-level est.)23391950

Health

MetricSan Antonio, TXUS Averagevs US
Obesity RateCDC PLACES34.9%33.0%
Diabetes RateCDC PLACES15.2%11.6%
Poor Mental HealthCDC PLACES — 14+ days/month17.2%14.0%
No Health InsuranceCDC PLACES24.5%9.6%
Binge DrinkingCDC PLACES16.0%15.5%
Current SmokersCDC PLACES13.0%12.5%

Climate

MetricSan Antonio, TXUS Averagevs US
Avg Annual TempNOAA 1991–2020 normal68.5°F54.5°F
Annual PrecipitationNOAA 1991–2020 normal34.9 in30.2 in

Air Quality

MetricSan Antonio, TXUS Averagevs US
PM2.5 Annual AvgEPA AQS (state-level est.)9.2 µg/m³8.5 µg/m³
Good Air DaysAQI ≤ 5055.0%70.0%

Commute

MetricSan Antonio, TXUS Averagevs US
Mean Commute TimeCensus ACS26.5 min27.0 min

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About San Antonio, TX

San Antonio is a city in Texas, United States. With a population of 1,458,954, it is one of the notable cities in the region. However, the city has a higher educational attainment at 28.7% bachelor's degree, compared to the US average of 35.8% bachelor's degree. Data sourced from US Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Survey (2023), CDC PLACES, FBI CDE, NOAA, and EPA.