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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...
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Loretto senior writes about her father’s murder, brother’s disappearance to earn scholarship
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Loretto Academy senior Valeria Arellano continues to celebrate after learning she matched to Stanford University through the 2025 QuestBridge Scholarship. "I've gotten a lot of congratulations, and I've, you know, I've just really thought of how blessed I am to actually get it. And,...
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Property tax bills hit El Paso mailboxes, due in January
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Your property tax bill has likely already come in the mail, which includes a pair of constitutional amendments approved by voters last month. Voters signed off on a constitutional amendment during the November election to raise the state’s homestead exemption from $100,000 to $140,000 — shaving hundreds of dollars off of […]
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Why Are Property Taxes So High In El Paso?
EL PASO, Tx., December 4, 2025: As we reported in part one of our special report about El Paso’s property taxes, there are 43 taxing entities in El Paso. How much a property owner pays in taxes depends on the location of their property. Nonetheless, El Pasoans pay one of the highest property tax rates in Texas. The reason has largely to do with a narrow tax base that depends on the homeowner because El Paso has a limited commercial and industrial tax base leaving the burden on the homeowners.
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23 El Paso hotels owe more than $2.4 million in unpaid occupancy taxes audit finds
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23 El Paso hotels owe more than $2.4 million in unpaid occupancy taxes audit finds
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)-- Twenty-three hotels in El Paso owe the city more than $2.4 million in delinquent hotel occupancy taxes, according to a recent city audit. Hotel guests pay the occupancy tax at checkout, and hotels are required to forward a portion of that revenue to the city. The funds help promote tourism and support maintenance of the El Paso Convention Center. However, city leaders say collecting those payments has been an ongoing challenge.
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Study finds El Paso among top U.S. cities with affordable rent under $1,000
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — According to a new study, El Paso was highlighted as a major city in the U.S. where you can find rent under $1,000. The study was done by the real estate company Zillow. The study shows that out of the 100 largest cities in...
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El Paso faces need for 18,000 homes to tackle current housing issues, study reveals
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — As part of a new study meant to guide development, the City of El Paso revealed a housing shortage. According to the City of El Paso, more than 18,000 homes are needed to address current housing issues such as overcrowding, temporary housing and long commutes.
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TexasBank Welcomes Herrera to Mortgage Team in El Paso
Throughout her career, Herrera has originated a wide range of loans, including conventional, FHA and VA products. She has served as a loan officer with institutions such as Waterstone Mortgage and GECU, and earlier in her career, she supported smooth real estate transactions as an escrow assistant with Texas Title Co.
The El Paso Times
El Paso hotels owe $2.37M in unpaid taxes. City Council to review delinquent funds
The city of El Paso is missing out on millions in Hotel Occupancy Tax dollars. The El Paso City Council will get an update on delinquent Hotel Occupancy Tax funds during its regular meeting Tuesday, Nov. 18. The City Council voted in August to receive quarterly updates on delinquent HOT funds, which were recently allocated to fund a planned expansion of the Downtown convention center. As of Oct. 31, El Paso hotels owe more than $2.37 million in HOT payments, according to a document accompanying Tuesday's agenda . City Council documents do not reveal the name of the hotels — only the owners or management companies. Following is a breakdown of some of the most egregious offenders: A location owned or managed by Relianse Yar LLC (Quality Inn Airport East) at 900 N. Yarbrough Drive currently owes $404,174.78 that is being pursued by an external legal collection firm; A location owned or managed by LF3 El Paso University Trs LLC (Hilton Garden Inn) at 111 W. University Ave. currently owes $335,708.20 that is being pursued by the Office of the Comptroller and an external legal collection firm; A location owned or managed by LF3 El Paso LLC (Holiday Inn) at
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ABC-7 Xtra Sunday – El Paso eyes convention center expansion with property purchase
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ABC-7 Xtra Sunday – El Paso eyes convention center expansion with property purchase
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Downtown El Paso has seen a lot of changes in recent history. From the tearing down of City Hall to building up of Southwest University Park in its place, and major real estate investments and renovations to reversals of plans for the Multipurpose Performing Arts and Entertainment Center at the end of long-running litigation, the face and fate of downtown has been in near-constant flux.
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City of El Paso’s latest property buys pave way for convention center expansion
A long-proposed expansion of El Paso’s Downtown convention center could be on the horizon after City Council this week approved the purchase of three properties across the street from the venue. After the purchases this week, the city of El Paso now owns the entire block between West Overland...
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El Paso City Council approves downtown property purchases for Convention Center expansion
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City moving forward with next phase of Convention Center project
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The El Paso City Council is moving ahead with the next phase of a planned expansion and modernization of the El Paso Convention Center. The council authorized the purchase of key Downtown properties to advance the project, the City said in a news release. The council voted 6-1 in favor […]
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El Paso Mayor Engages with EPCC Students on Real Estate's Role in City's Economic Growth
On Monday, El Paso Mayor Renard Johnson took time out of his schedule to meet with students from El Paso Community College's (EPCC) Business Management and Real Estate programs, sharing his insights on the local real estate market and the role it plays in the city's economic development. Mayor Johnson, who has a three-decade-long career as a licensed real estate agent, emphasized the importance of the industry in shaping the future of El Paso.