Hidalgo County cities listed only 180 building permits for single-family homes in May, the lowest total for the Rio Grande Valley since the U.S. Census Bureau started recording area data in 1994.

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Although NAFTA and technology shakes up the labor market, it ends up giving us higher living standards as well as more and better job opportunities. Texas approves I-69 Corridor Plan from Brownsville to Texarkana.

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How to deal with the necessary evil of property taxes in Hidalgo County Texas: A how to research property taxes guide.

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Car manufacturer may set up shop in McAllen as property appraisals stabilize.

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City’s push for green space tempered by financial realties.

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Land: High Cost and Availability, Has South Texas Developers Turning to Townhomes, Condos and High Rises to Turn a Profit. Newly planned developments may very well change the face of McAllen, Texas

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Forbes magazine names McAllen Texas as one of the top cities in the nation to find a job and NAAMREI will tie together 41 industrial parks across the Rio South Texas Region, which borders Mexico.

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Texas Gulf Coast area: a favorite real estate market for well heeled Mexican Nationals seeking security for their families.

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See McAllen area sales and the various factors affecting them, such as buyer demographics, climate changes, and more.

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The Los Ebanos Ferry is the only existing hand-operated ferry on the U.S.-Mexican border.

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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will host five Coastal Expos beginning in Marble Falls and at Edinburg Municipal Park.

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McAllen, Texas, is projected to have the highest employment increase rate, seeing that its leisure and hospitality, educational and health services and commercial construction jobs thrive.

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See McAllen Area Sales for 2007 compared to 2006

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National real estate woes have reached the Rio Grande Valley as the region has a home building decline.

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A document that could rewrite how neighborhoods are built and limit the presence of the so-called big-box stores in McAllen city limits for decades to come is under consideration by the City Commission.

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