Best places to live in the San Antonio metro area
Stacker compiled a list of the best places to live in the San Antonio metro area using data from the Niche. Niche uses 15 weighted factors for its rankings. A majority of the score is based on cost of living, higher education rate, housing, public schools, diversity, and crime. You can read more about Niche’s methodology here.
imtmphoto // Shutterstock#25. Converse
– Niche grade: B+
– Public school grade: B-
– Population: 28,764
Monkey Business Images // Shutterstock#24. San Antonio
– Niche grade: B+
– Public school grade: B
– Population: 1,458,954
Monkey Business Images // Shutterstock#23. Universal City
– Niche grade: A-
– Public school grade: B
– Population: 19,853
Gorodenkoff // Shutterstock#22. Live Oak
– Niche grade: A-
– Public school grade: B
– Population: 15,875
PeopleImages.com – Yuri A // Shutterstock#21. Castle Hills
– Niche grade: A-
– Public school grade: B+
– Population: 3,961
FamVeld // Shutterstock#20. Castroville
– Niche grade: A-
– Public school grade: A
– Population: 3,027
Monkey Business Images // Shutterstock#19. Selma
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: B+
– Population: 11,302
Monkey Business Images // Shutterstock#18. Canyon Lake
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: A
– Population: 32,924
Monkey Business Images // Shutterstock#17. New Braunfels
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: A-
– Population: 98,700
Jacob Lund // Shutterstock#16. Boerne
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: A+
– Population: 19,509
RossHelen // Shutterstock#15. Helotes
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: B
– Population: 9,372
Monkey Business Images // Shutterstock#14. Garden Ridge
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: A
– Population: 4,243
Josep Suria // Shutterstock#13. Bulverde
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: A
– Population: 6,164
Akarawut // Shutterstock#12. Scenic Oaks
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: B
– Population: 10,727
Stuart Monk // Shutterstock#11. Schertz
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: A-
– Population: 43,128
Robert Kneschke // Shutterstock#10. Shavano Park
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: B
– Population: 3,602
Stuart Monk // Shutterstock#9. Windcrest
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: B
– Population: 5,815
F8 studio // Shutterstock#8. Cibolo
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: A
– Population: 33,829
NDAB Creativity // Shutterstock#7. Fair Oaks Ranch
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: A+
– Population: 10,630
Monkey Business Images // Shutterstock#6. Cross Mountain
– Niche grade: A
– Public school grade: B
– Population: 4,510
Jacek Chabraszewski // Shutterstock#5. Olmos Park
– Niche grade: A+
– Public school grade: A+
– Population: 2,228
Laura Beach // Shutterstock#4. Hollywood Park
– Niche grade: A+
– Public school grade: A
– Population: 3,119
Jacob Lund // Shutterstock#3. Timberwood Park
– Niche grade: A+
– Public school grade: A
– Population: 34,980
Jacob Lund // Shutterstock#2. Terrell Hills
– Niche grade: A+
– Public school grade: A+
– Population: 5,050
oneinchpunch // Shutterstock#1. Alamo Heights
– Niche grade: A+
– Public school grade: A+
– Population: 7,443