A four-bedroom home in a new subdivision in north McAllen, amid rising home values across the Rio Grande Valley since 2020. Photo Credit | Kristen Mosbrucker-Garza
By José Luis Martínez
Property values across the Rio Grande Valley have grown by billions of dollars since 2020, dramatically increasing how much land, homes, businesses, and industrial sites are worth on paper.
That growth, however, has not been evenly shared.
Changes in property values varied widely by county and by type of property, reflecting where development and investment have been strongest.
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