Quick answer
Kuna is a fast-growing Ada County city of about 31,500 residents (2025), south of Meridian. It grew 8.4% in 2025. It suits buyers who want quiet, open space, acreage options and big skies while staying within reach of Meridian and Boise. Zillow's typical home value in Kuna was about $460,400 in September 2026, the lowest of the Ada County towns we cover.
Kuna at a glance
Kuna grew 8.4% in 2025, adding about 2,436 residents. (Idaho Department of Labor)
In Ada County, Boise Regional REALTORS® reported a median sale price of $575,000 on 854 home sales in September 2026, with homes averaging 39 days on market (September 2026 market report).
Who Kuna fits best
- You want quiet and open space
- You'd like land for a shop, garden or animals
- You want Ada County at a lower price point
What people love about Kuna
- Acreage and rural-feel properties
- Gateway to Morley Nelson Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area
- A small-town downtown and community events
- The lowest typical home value of the Ada County towns we cover
Things to consider before moving to Kuna
- Fewer shopping and dining options in town
- Commutes north to Meridian and Boise
- Rapid growth means new subdivisions next to farmland
Schools serving Kuna
Kuna is mainly served by Kuna School District. School boundaries don't always follow city limits, so confirm the assignment for any address with the district before you buy.
How Kuna compares
See all seven towns side by side, with home values and population, in our Treasure Valley town comparison. Also see the best places to live in Idaho, the best suburbs of Boise, and the town guides:
- Moving to Boise, Idaho
- Moving to Meridian, Idaho
- Moving to Eagle, Idaho
- Moving to Star, Idaho
- Moving to Nampa, Idaho
- Moving to Caldwell, Idaho
Kuna FAQ
Is Kuna, Idaho a good place to live?
Kuna is a good fit if you want quiet and open space. In short: quiet, rural and close to it all. Whether it's right for you depends on your budget, commute and the kind of home you want, which is what our free town-match quiz helps sort out.
How much does a house cost in Kuna, Idaho?
Zillow's typical home value in Kuna was $460,394 in September 2026. That ranks #3 from most affordable of the seven Treasure Valley towns we cover. Countywide, the median sale price in Ada County was $575,000 in September 2026, according to Boise Regional REALTORS®.
What is the population of Kuna, Idaho?
Kuna had an estimated 31,525 residents on July 1, 2025, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's Vintage 2025 estimates. Kuna grew 8.4% in 2025, adding about 2,436 residents.
What county is Kuna, Idaho in?
Kuna is in Ada County, Idaho, part of the Boise metro area known as the Treasure Valley.
What school district serves Kuna?
Kuna is mainly served by Kuna School District. Boundaries don't always follow city lines, so always confirm the school assignment for a specific address with the district.
Do I pay state income tax if I move to Kuna?
Yes. Idaho has a flat individual income tax rate of 5.3%, and a 6% state sales tax. Groceries are taxed, but residents can claim a grocery credit on their Idaho return.
Sources
- U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 city population estimates
- Boise Regional REALTORS®, Ada County Market Report, September 2026
- Idaho State Tax Commission, individual income tax rate
- Idaho State Tax Commission, grocery credit
- Idaho Department of Labor, Idaho at Work: city population gains in 2025
- Zillow Home Value Index, Kuna
- City of Kuna