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Flooding causes difficult driving conditions on highways near Anthony and La Union
ANTHONY - Flooding is causing difficult driving conditions on several state highways near Anthony and La Union, according to the New Mexico Department of Transportation. NMDOT reported standing water on NM 28 in both directions from mile marker 0 at the Texas state line to mile marker 14, about two miles south of La Mesa. Drivers are urged to use extreme caution in the area.
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BTS Concert Sparks Hotel and Airbnb Price Surge in El Paso
As thousands of BTS fans travel to El Paso for the highly anticipated concert, hotel and short-term rental prices across the city are climbing sharply, leaving some locals and visitors questioning affordability and fairness during major events. With demand surging, several downtown and West Side hotels are showing rates two...
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Water main break leaves El Paso home uninhabitable, utility offers buyout
EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — A northeast El Paso homeowner said on Friday that her living situation is "up in the air" after a water main break left her family of 10 displaced, and their home on Gschwind Street deemed uninhabitable. Homeowner Candy Arellano spoke to KFOX14/CBS4 on Friday...
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New Home Construction In El Paso Is Down
EL PASO, Tx., January 8, 2026: El Paso’s home builders started pulling fewer building permits to build new homes around August last year. The latest indicators are that new homes construction in El Paso will continue to drop this year as pressure from several factors continues to impact the local building industry. Construction is one of El Paso’s largest job markets.
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El Paso moves to define short-term rentals, aiming to resolve homeowner concerns
EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — City leaders in El Paso are taking steps to formally define short-term rentals in the city code, a move that could impact homeowners. For years, short-term rentals have operated without a clear definition, leading to confusion and concerns among residents about noise and parking issues.
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El Paso's 2025 housing market year in review
In 2025, the U.S. housing market largely continued the sluggish trends that have defined the post-pandemic years: high prices, elevated mortgage rates, and persistent economic uncertainty. Historically few homes sold through November 2025, and as sellers struggled to find buyers, many chose not to list at all. That pullback reduced inventory throughout the year, which in turn kept prices elevated.
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Housing construction will add 456 beds at University of Texas at El Paso
The new housing complex will add 456 beds to the campus. Amenities include a fitness center, lounges, study rooms, and a large dining hall. Campus housing has been at capacity for four consecutive years. The University of Texas System Board of Regents has approved the construction of a $108 million...
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El Paso Home Builders Face Labor Shortages
Last year constructions jobs in El Paso experienced slow growth since recovering the job losses the economic sector experienced in 2024. Although the sector grew by around 1% in early 2025, workforce pressures from the government shutdown and immigration among other factors like high interest rates have slowed new construction in El Paso.
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El Paso's 2025 housing market year in review
In 2025, the U.S. housing market largely continued the sluggish trends that have defined the post-pandemic years: high prices, elevated mortgage rates, and persistent economic uncertainty. Historically few homes sold through November 2025, and as sellers struggled to find buyers, many chose not to list at all. That pullback reduced inventory throughout the year, which in turn kept prices elevated.
The El Paso Times
OPINION: Time to take stock of El Paso's effort to put community first
It is time to take stock of El Paso's broad-based effort to put community first. Born in 2018, El Paso's Community First Coalition (CFC) had its roots in skepticism over the manipulative wording of the 2012 Quality of Life bond and Social Justice Education Forum events. CFC co-founders presented the short book, Who Rules El Paso? Private Gain, Public Policy, and the Community Interest, in 2020. The CFC, as stated in a founding document on its webpage, is a "non-partisan network of organizations and leaders whose purpose is to empower the community." Climate Action Voters approved a Climate Action Plan bond in 2022, providing $5 million to address climate issues. CFC and other civic-environmental groups followed the city's planning and their initial consultant's report. The city brought the plan to council in early 2024 with little community consultation. Their wish list sought support for non-climate issues such as the deck park and the Ysleta Port of Entry expansion. Surprised at the move, CFC and other groups pushed back, calling for input from the community. After the city held three climate summits and many public comment sessions, a more focused draft plan, prepared in fall 2025, was submitted for public comment.
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East El Paso residents face mounting HOA bills despite fee waiver promises
El Paso, TX (KFOX14/CBS4) — Homeowners in the Paseo del Este development in East El Paso are grappling with unexpected and substantial homeowners association (HOA) bills, despite assurances from the developer, Hunt Companies, that fees would be waived. Residents have reported receiving bills totaling hundreds or even thousands of...
The El Paso Times
Laredo developer buys 272 acres for industrial park in Santa Teresa
Big projects planned in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, alongside the community's role as a cross-border logistics hub, have prompted a Laredo, Texas company to buy 272 acres to build an industrial park in the area near El Paso's West Side. The future developments include the large artificial intelligence data center complex, dubbed Project Jupiter , now under construction. Killam Development bought the land in December for an undisclosed amount from a Dallas developer who is planning to build a large housing community near the industrial park land. Terry McLachlan, who plans to develop the Alta Mesa Estates, with just over 4,400 homes and apartments , also had planned to develop an industrial park on the land sold to Killam. "We are going to focus on the residential, mixed-use, master-planned community,” McLachlan said in a text message, explaining why the land was sold. Killam President Cliffe Killam said in a statement: “The site is extremely well positioned for development with its strategic location, water and sewer infrastructure that is ready to go, and at the right inflection point to capture the existing and growing demand in the area for logistics and manufacturing space.” The land, located on the highly visible northwest
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After 10-Year Push, El Paso Finally Reopens 144 Affordable Solana Apartments
El Paso officials cut the ribbon Wednesday on 144 newly renovated affordable apartments near the Shoppes at Solana, calling the complex a critical piece of the city’s lower-cost rental stock. City Council Representative Alejandro Chavez described the reopening as the payoff from a decade-long effort to get the long-idled property back into use.
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144 newly renovated affordable apartments open in El Paso
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- A grand opening for a newly-rehabilitated affordable housing community took place earlier today. It's part of the Texas House Opportunity Management Enterprise (HOME). The new apartments are located near the Shops of Solana and feature over 140 renovated apartments. This project is part of the...
The El Paso Times
Hunt Companies gets ownership in View Homes, large El Paso homebuilder
El Paso’s Hunt Companies is expanding its reach in the single-family home-building business with an ownership stake in View Homes, one of El Paso’s largest homebuilders that has spread to other cities. Hunt is a large, national real estate development and management group headquartered in El Paso and headed by well-known businessman Woody Hunt. “Hunt Companies converted a pre-existing debt in View Homes into equity ownership,” Hunt officials said in a Dec. 15 statement. “Further details are confidential.” “Hunt looks forward to continuing to work with the View Homes team on strategy and new initiatives,” the statement said. Hunt in 2020 created Avanta Residential, based in Denver, to construct new, single-family rental homes nationwide in the so-called Build-to-Rent market . But it didn’t have a regular, single-family home construction company in its large portfolio until its investment in View Homes. Builder’s Daily, a trade publication, had a different take on the transaction. It has reported that Hunt acquired View Homes in October. However, Carolyn Baker, a Hunt spokeswoman, said in an email that Hunt did not buy View Homes. “The transaction details are a little nuanced,” she said. View Homes is listed on Hunt’s website as one of its 17