13.47 acres at the northeast hard corner of Thomas Road and Jackson Road. Price is $235,000 an acre. This area is experiencing rapid growth and benefits from its proximity to the Hidalgo International Bridge, Pharr Bridge, and Anzaldua Bridge. Additionally, it is near the McAllen Foreign Trade Zone, Interstate 2, and I-69.
Las Milpas, located between N Cage Blvd and S Veterans Blvd, is a residential and working-class Pharr neighborhood with a gridded street plan and canal-lined edges. The neighborhood’s energy concentrates around N Cage Blvd near W Las Milpas Rd, where taquerias, panaderías, auto shops, and produce stands set a busy, everyday rhythm. Low-slung ranch homes and compact lots mix with small workshops and corner storefronts, giving the streetscape a practical, lived-in feel. Drainage canals and open fields at the margins widen the horizon and shape the walking routes. Community life often centers on school campuses and nearby parks rather than a single main square.
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Irrigation water available from HCID #2
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Property located at the northeast corner of Thomas and Jackson Road (directions provided)
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13.47-acre parcel (approximate dimensions 1416 x 386)
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The agricultural and or open space district is to be used to promote orderly, timely, economical growth and to recognize current land use conditions. The district is a reserved area in which the future growth of the city might occur. It is the intent of this district that agricultural land be held in that use for as long as is practical and reasonable. This zoning is suitable for areas where development is premature because of a lack of utilities, capacity, or service, or where the ultimate land use has not been determined.; The zone is also to be used: To protect those areas that are unsuitable for development because of physical problems or potential health or safety hazards such as flooding. The usage of the land would be permanently restricted to low-intensity agricultural uses until such time as the property is proven to be suitable for development and is rezoned.; To provide a permanent greenbelt or open space buffer around uses that might otherwise be objectionable or pose environmental or health hazards.; To protect and preserve natural habitats of wildlife and/or plant life that are deemed critical by the planning and zoning commission.
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Redfin Estimate for 1900 W Thomas Rd
$2,799,436
$366K under list price of $3.17M
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