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McAllen Real Estate
Take advantage of McAllen's explosive growth and our services when looking to invest in or relocate to the City of Palms. We provide you with the Real Estate expertise and knowledge of the area you demand when making a residential or commercial property investment. Whether purchasing a one-bedroom condo or first home, relocating to the McAllen Metro area or looking to create a commercial development, McAllen Real Estate Company is certain you will find us very helpful, eager to assist and extremely detail-oriented.
McAllen is indeed the "Jewel in the Valley Crown." Economically McAllen is running like a finely-tuned engine. Consider this:
The McAllen, Mission, Edinburg Metro Area and Reynosa, Mexico comprise a dynamic community with a combined population of 1.7 million. During the past two decades this area has made bold advances, with unprecedented growth in both population and industrial attraction. McAllen is rated one of the Fastest Growing Metros in the State of Texas and Forbes listed McAllen as one of the top ten best cities for recession recovery in a 2009 article.
McAllen ranked 7th overall out of the 200 best performing U.S. metropolitan areas in the nation, and 1st in high technology sector growth in 2008. We have the 3rd lowest cost of living while CNNMoney recognized McAllen among its Best Places to Launch a Small Business in 2009. McAllen was ranked 16th among Mid-Size Cities and 23rd overall for Small Business Growth. McAllen’s total population is 15th among Texas cities, yet it ranked 12th in overall Retail Sales, and 3rd in the State in total Retail Sales per household and per capita. |
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There are over 30 Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Korean, Mongol, Thai & Vietnamese restaurants in the McAllen area, along with excellent shopping and nightlife. |
Nature and Wildlife
The Rio Grande Valley is the most popular birding and butterflying location in the U.S. and people visit from all over the globe to see some of the bird and butterfly species that can be found nowhere else in the entire country.
The area hosts dozens of wildlife watching sites. Quinta Mazatlan, McAllen’s Wing of the World Birding Center, is the city’s interpretive nature education center, with not only birding trails but also various programs for families and especially for children. Quinta Mazatlan is also home of Wild Walk, McAllen’s outdoor educational festival for schoolchildren, and of McAllen’s annual Vida Verde festival, educating residents about sustainability practices, held every spring.
The city’s hike and bike trails and other private and public native landscaping bring the colorful neotropical bird species we’re so famous for right into the city.
Air Transportation
McAllen has emerged as a regional air transportation center serving the 10th fastest growing metropolitan area in the United Sates. Frequent daily flights between McAllen-Miller International Airport and major airline transportation hubs in Dallas and Houston provide easy access to any destination in the world.
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Continental Airlines offers about eight daily flights to Houston’s Bush Intercontinental, and American has four daily flights to Dallas-Fort Worth International. Together they link McAllen to more than 200 major destinations with only one intermediate stop
Growing McAllen Arts Community
McAllen is an area with an escalating arts culture. Known state-wide for the quality and quantity of its artists the city is now emphasizing and enhancing those resources through many special events. The McAllen Chamber of Commerce’s Cultural Arts and Entertainment Series, annual Art and Film
Festival, a live outdoor music concert series called Music After Hours which presents local musicians twice per month October through May, and South of the City Limits Entertainment Series at the downtown El Rey Theater; Broadway in McAllen; the McAllen Chamber of Commerce’s Creative Incubator are all driving this thriving community.
There is public art such as downtown murals, visual art in restaurants and other public buildings, and a variety of styles of live music offered at numerous evening restaurants and other establishments, and sculptures along McAllen’s hike and bike trails.
State Farm Arena, the area’s 6,000 seat arena is home not only to professional ice hockey and basketball teams, but also to top name musicians and other professional entertainers.
Best Performing Cities 2009: Where America's Jobs are Created and Sustained. McAllen Ranks #4 on the list!
McAllen Chamber Economic Profile 2009
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