The fastest-growing side of the city: newest homes, newest schools, and a 3,314-acre reason demand keeps pushing north.
North Laredo is where the city is growing. Master-planned neighborhoods, the newest schools, the newest shopping, and now the biggest industrial investment in the city's recent history landing at I-35 and 255. On my zone map, this is Zone 8 along Mines Rd, Zone 12, and Zone 14 north of Bob Bullock and Del Mar.
Families who want newer schools and newer homes, professionals commuting anywhere off I-35 or Loop 20, and investors positioning ahead of the rail park's job growth.
Shopping and dining cluster along Loop 20, San Dario, and McPherson: H-E-B Plus, Target, the Outlet Shoppes, and most of the city's newest restaurants and coffee spots. Laredo Medical Center and multiple clinics serve the area, and parks and trails run through the newer master-planned communities.
Newest housing stock in the city. Strong schools. Retail and dining at your doorstep. The clearest growth story in Laredo thanks to the incoming rail park.
Prices run above the city average, and the most requested neighborhoods move fast. Traffic on Loop 20 at peak hours is real. If your budget is tighter, ask me about the zones just south and east where value is stronger.
I wrote a full breakdown of the new railroad and industrial park and what it means for north side home values: read it on the blog.
North Laredo runs above the citywide typical value of about $213,000, with established neighborhoods and new construction commonly ranging from the mid $200s into the $400s and beyond in areas like San Isidro. Tap Zone 8, 12, or 14 on my homepage map and message me for current numbers in your exact area.
Jobs and infrastructure. A new 2.6-mile short-line railroad and a 3,314-acre industrial park were just approved at I-35 and Highway 255, bringing construction jobs now and permanent jobs after. Workers follow jobs, and housing demand follows workers.
It is one of the most requested areas I work. Newer schools, master-planned communities, parks, and most of the city's newest retail and restaurants along the I-35 and Loop 20 corridors.
Yes, several active builders work the north side. New construction has different negotiation rules than resale; I represent buyers with builders at no cost to you, and I know which incentives are actually on the table.
North Laredo covers Zones 8, 12, and 14 on my interactive map. Tap your zone and message me from right there.
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