La Joya
La Joya, TX · Real Estate
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San Sebastian ready for homeowners
Currently, the San Sebastian subdivision’s landscape has amenities ready for use, integrated with existing construction and completed homes, all part of a major plan to attract potential homeowners to buy, according to stakeholders who spoke at the subdivision’s ribbon-cutting ceremony last Saturday. This was the scene inside a...
KRGV
Proposed border wall construction threatens retirement home of Brownsville-area couple
A couple living east of Brownsville built their retirement home on the banks of the Rio Grande. Now, a proposed border wall could force them out. Ray Purifoy and Guadalupe Rodriguez can see Mexico from their living room. "It's kind of nice. It's one of the reasons why we built...
mySanAntonio.com
Texas property with Gulf Cartel ties is about to be auctioned
Here's when the South Texas property goes up for public auction.
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Downtown Power Play as Glenfarne Shifts Houston HQ To 2 Houston Center
Glenfarne Group, the company behind the Texas LNG export project in Brownsville, is packing up its Houston headquarters and heading for 2 Houston Center downtown, according to recent reporting and company notices. The relocation, disclosed Friday, lands as Glenfarne moves ahead with early construction and financing work on its Brownsville liquefaction project.
ValleyCentral
McAllen real estate market sees high home inventory
McALLEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The McAllen-Edinburg-Mission metro area has close to nine months of inventory on the market — a decade-high number, according to Texas A&M’s Real Estate Research Center. Real estate agent Michael Jinks, a third-generation real estate agent with Winner’s Circle, explains the reason behind the record number. “The reason for that is […]
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Stonewall Jackson rehab moves forward
The historic Stonewall Jackson Hotel could soon begin a new chapter as the San Benito Housing Authority, in collaboration with the nonprofit Come Dream Come Build and preservation consultant Post Oak Preservation Solutions, works to preserve one of the city’s best-known landmarks while expanding housing opportunities and supporting downtown revitalization.
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Mission Texas: Mission Officials Propose Expanding Tax Reinvestment Zone For Downtown Renewal
The city of Mission is taking significant steps toward bolstering its downtown district through a proposed expansion of the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ). During the recent annual State of the City Address, city officials highlighted the area’s ongoing residential and commercial development and emphasized the potential benefits of broadening the TIRZ boundaries to encompass the entire downtown district. This move aims to attract more investment and enhance community revitalization efforts.
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Nearly 100-year-old Stonewall Jackson Hotel in San Benito getting $22M restoration
A nearly 100-year-old hotel in San Benito is getting a second life. The San Benito Housing Authority will begin work this month to restore the Stonewall Jackson Hotel, which has sat empty for years. The authority plans to add shops to the first floor and affordable housing to the second...
ValleyCentral
14 units, 7 duplexes: Texas GLO, San Juan Housing Authority break ground on new cottages
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Local and state officials broke ground Wednesday to mark the construction of new affordable housing in San Juan. Fourteen new units across seven duplexes will make up the San Juan Cottages, a project directly responding to rental housing losses caused by storm damage. The project was funded in part with a […]
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Cities with the most expensive homes in the Brownsville metro area
Cities with the most expensive homes in the Brownsville metro area. Purchasing a home is one of the most important investments there is. More than a place to live, homeownership is an asset with the potential to tremendously rise in value. But with home prices reaching record heights, affordability plays a huge role for buyers.
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Salinas: We’re going to look back and say 2025-2026 was the turning point, the time when everything just took off
BROWNSVILLE, Texas — Gilberto Salinas, president and CEO of the Greater Brownsville Economic Development Corporation (GBEDC), says the Rio Grande Valley is witnessing a historic economic transformation that will be remembered as a definitive turning point for the region. In a recent interview with Sergio Sanchez on NewsTalk 710...
ValleyCentral
City of Mission, Mission EDC sell Cimarron Country Club to group of investors
MISSION, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The city of Mission and the Mission Economic Development Corporation announced Friday that they have sold Cimarron Country Club to a group of investors, who have major plans to revitalize it. The city purchased Cimarron in 2025 after the golf course closed in 2021 and became an eyesore in the area. […]
Nerdy Digest
SpaceX IPO Divides Brownsville Near Starbase
As SpaceX IPO launches, Texans near its Starbase HQ are mixed on the company – Image for illustrative purposes only (Image credits: Unsplash) Residents in Brownsville, Texas, feel the direct effects of SpaceX operations as the company moves toward its initial public offering. The Starbase facility has altered daily life for many in the area, ... Read more
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Cardenas-Barajas appointed to national data center work group
EDINBURG, Texas — McAllen-based realtor and property rights advocate Myssie Cardenas-Barajas has been appointed to a data center work group by the National Association of Realtors. The group reports to NAR’S Land Use, Property Rights and Environment Committee. Cardenas-Barajas said she is honored to be appointed. She notes...