An increasingly prolific South Texas master-planned community developer hosted a groundbreaking celebration on Wednesday for its latest project — Villas Las Lagunas — near the Brownsville Sports Park on the north side of the city.
Courtesy of | City of Brownsville
The first phase of the subdivision, near the intersection of Alton Gloor Boulevard and Paredes Line Road in Brownsville, is a gated community built around resacas.
Renderings for the subdivision’s first phase show 44 homes, a clubhouse with a gym, swimming pool, pickleball and basketball courts, a dog park, community park, and walking trails. Future phases are expected to have 134 lots overall. At least half a dozen lots for single-family homes have already been sold, according to the developer’s website.
Home prices range between $260,990 and $317,990 depending on the model, which includes single-story and two-story homes with either 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom, or 4-bedroom layouts between 1,725 square feet and 2,472 square feet.
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Kristen Mosbrucker-Garza
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Kristen Mosbrucker-Garza is a versatile multimedia news reporter who lives and works along the Texas-Mexico border in Hidalgo County. Mosbrucker-Garza is a news reporter for the Rio Grande Valley Business Journal. During her career she's worked for the McAllen Monitor, San Antonio Business Journal, The Advocate Newspaper in Louisiana, Phoenix New Times, and public media outlets in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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