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Homes For Sale In Hidalgo County, TX

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Hidalgo County is known for having one of the lowest costs of living in the U.S. and among the homes for sale in Texas. Its economy is centered around ranching and agriculture with the production of produce and cattle and is in South Texas, along the Mexican and United States border. If you’re considering moving to the area, keep scrolling to see if any of the Spanish-style homes for sale in Hidalgo County, TX, have just what you’re looking for.

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4307 N Veterans Boulevard E

San Juan, TX 78539

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Edinburg, TX 78542

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Weslaco, TX 78599

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1816 Kingsborough Avenue

Mcallen, TX 78504

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3301 E Rabbit Run Avenue

Alton, TX 78572

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Mcallen, TX 78504

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Hidalgo County, TX Homes For Sale

The median list price of homes for sale in Hidalgo County, TX, is $275K, with most homes selling around $235K, making it one of the most relatively affordable markets in the state and the country. The Hidalgo County real estate market is steady, and homes are selling fairly quickly with the average days on the market being roughly a month and a half.

Single-family homes dominate the market, though it’s common to see condos for sale in Hidalgo County. There is a mixture of home styles in the county but the most popular ones are Spanish Colonials or Spanish Missions where there are red tile roofs with low pitch lines and stucco exteriors.

Most real estate in Hidalgo County contains three bedrooms, but as with most markets, there is a variety. Among the Hidalgo County, TX, homes for sale you’ll find anything from studio-size tiny homes to sprawling estates on several acres.

In general, the housing stock in the county is young with the majority of older homes for sale in Hidalgo County dating back no later than the 1970s. There is also a growing number of new construction homes for sale in Hidalgo County as the supply continues to meet the growing population’s demand.

Best Cities to Live in Hidalgo County, TX

McAllen

The most populated city in Hidalgo County, with a population of over 142K, is McAllen, TX, and was settled over 120 years ago (1904). McAllen is noted for its low cost of living and for having some of the best public schools in America, making it one of the best cities to buy a house, according to niche.com. McAllen Independent School District is the main district serving the locals living in McAllen, TX, homes, though seven districts total serve the city.

The housing stock in McAllen grew along with the growing economy through the later half of the 20th century. The homes for sale in McAllen are diverse, blending condos, townhomes, and single-family homes. Hidalgo County homes for sale in McAllen start around $50K for a tiny studio-size home to around $4.5M for an established estate property.

Mission

Located on the banks of the Rio Grande River, Mission, TX, is known as the Home of the Ruby Red Grapefruit for its agriculture-centered economy. Like McAllen, Mission, TX, has experienced significant growth with a population of around 77,000 people and is also ranked as one of the best places to live in Hidalgo County by niche.com. Three different public school districts serve the residents living in Mission, TX, homes with Mission Consolidated Independent School District being the primary district.

Since the 1970s, the housing stock in Mission, TX, has grown over 90%. Most of the Hidalgo County homes for sale in Mission, TX, are single-family homes ranging from way under $100K to around $4.5M, though if you are considering a condo or townhome, you’ll find those here, too.

Palmhurst

Located in the center of Hidalgo County, Palmurst, TX, is a small town with just over 2,600 people. Niche.com says the homes for sale in Palmhurst, TX, are the best place to live in the county because the town is “good for families” with above-average public school ratings.

Both Sharyland and Mission Consolidated Independent School Districts serve the residents of Palmhust. Though Palmhurst is a small town, a few big box stores and restaurants lined up along N Conway Ave make shopping and dining out convenient.

Like most of the county, most (80%) of the Hidalgo County homes for sale in Palmhurst have been around since the 1970s, though most of the area remains farmland. There is a wide range of prices for the Hidalgo County homes for sale in Palmhurst. You can get a 1,300-square-foot home for $145K, a 7,200-square-foot estate for nearly $2M, or anything in between.

Neighboring Counties to Hidalgo County, Texas

Brooks County (north)
Cameron County (east)
Kenedy County (northeast)
Starr County (west)
Willacy County (east)

Schools in Hidalgo County, TX

The homes in Hidalgo County, TX, are served by 17 independent school districts (ISDs). These public school districts are:

Donna ISD
Edcouch-Elsa ISD
Edinburg Consolidated ISD
Hidalgo ISD
La Joya ISD
La Villa ISD
Lyford Consolidated ISD
McAllen ISD
Mercedes ISD
Mission Consolidated ISD
Monte Alto ISD
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD
Progreso ISD
Sharyland ISD
Valley View ISD
Weslaco ISD
South Texas ISD

Those planning to continue their education after high school have a few university and college options near their homes in Hidalgo County.

South Texas College has several campuses across Hidalgo County, including Mid-Valley, Nursing & Allied Health, The Pecan, and Technology campuses.
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Frequently Asked Questions About Hidalgo County, TX, Homes For Sale

What are the cities and zip codes for homes in Hidalgo County, Texas?

The cities with their zip codes in Hidalgo County are:

Note: some zip codes cross multiple cities.

Alamo, TX - 78516
Alton, TX - 78573
Donna, TX - 78537
Edinburg, TX - 78539, 78542 & 78541
Elsa, TX - 78543
Hidalgo, TX - 78557
La Joya, TX - 78560
McAllen, TX - 78501, 78503, & 78504
Mercedes, TX - 78570
Mission, TX - 78572, 78573, & 78574
Monte Alto, TX - 78538
Penitas, TX - 78576
Pharr, TX - 78577
Progresso, TX - 78570
San Juan, TX - 78589
Weslaco, TX - 78570, 78596 & 78599

Where is the nearest commercial airport to Hidalgo County, Texas?

There is a commercial airport closest to the homes for sale in Hidalgo County is located in McAllen, TX. The McAllen International Airport is at 2500 S. Bicentennial Blvd, McAllen, TX 78503

What is the county seat for Hidalgo County, Texas?

The county seat for Hidalgo County, TX, is in Edinburg, TX.

What are the best cities to live in Hidalgo County, Texas?

Best city for commuting: McAllen

Best city for country living: Mission or Palmhurst

Best city for families: Palmhurst

Best city for a small-town atmosphere: Palmhurst

How far is Hidalgo County from South Padre Island, Texas?

Starting from the county seat in Edinburg, TX, Hidalgo County homes for sale are 85 miles or nearly an hour and a half from South Padre Island, TX.

What is Hidalgo County famous or known for?

Located next to the U.S. and Mexico border, Hidalgo County is known for being one of the fastest-growing counties in the nation, with a population of over 870K people. The county’s top employing job industries include farming and ranching, maquiladoras (factories), foreign trade, and government agencies.

Is Hidalgo County a good place to live?

In Hidalgo County, TX, homes for sale are appealing (especially for young adults) because the county has such a low cost of living. Even niche.com says Hidalgo County, TX, is one of the best counties in Texas for young professionals.

Things to do in Hidalgo County, TX

Spanning nearly 1,600 square miles, Hidalgo County, TX, is filled with things to do that are unique to the area.

Attractions - McAllen Nature Center, Quinta Mazatlan, and Valley Nature Center
Golf Courses - Champion Lakes Golf Course, Monte Cristo Golf & Country Club, Los Lagos Golf Course & Putter's Grill, Tierra Del Sol Golf Course, and more!
Landmarks - Welcome to the City of Hidalgo Texas - Mural and World’s Largest Killer Bee
Museums - Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center, McAllen Heritage Center, Museum of South Texas History, Old Hidalgo Pumphouse Museum and World Birding Center, and The Weslaco Museum
National & State Parks - Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park, Estero Llano Grande State Park, National Butterfly Center, and Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge
Other Parks - Archer Park, Bill Schupp Park, Delta Lake Park, Edinburg Municipal Park, Freddy Gonzalez Memorial Park Splash Playground, and La Feria Nature Center

Living in Hidalgo County, TX

Cost of Living in Hidalgo County, Texas

The overall cost of living in Hidalgo County is 17.7% lower than the state average and 23.5% lower than the national average. Though some cities have a high cost of living than others, if you buy one of the homes for sale in Hidalgo County, TX, you will likely pay about the same for healthcare and groceries, maybe a little less on utilities and transportation, and a lot less on housing than the rest of the state. The median household income for homes in Hidalgo County is around $45K.

Weather in Hidalgo County, Texas

Since Hidalgo County, TX, is only about 85 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, it is situated in a subtropical climate, though it’s also in a hot semi-arid climate. Summers are known to be hot and long with the average high temperature climbing to 99.6°F in August.

Winters are extremely mild and short with the average low temperature barely dipping to around 53°F in January. The homes in Hidalgo County receive roughly 22 inches of rainfall every year.

Healthcare in Hidalgo County, Texas

Though Hidalgo County, TX, is made up of several cities and towns, most of the county’s healthcare facilities are condensed to McAllen and Edinburg, and more especially along Interstate 2 and on the north side of the thoroughfare. Hidalgo County is primarily served by the South Texas Health System with two main locations in McAllen and Edinburg. The hospitals in Hidalgo County are:

South Texas Health System Edinburg - operates a labor and delivery unit and is located in the same place as the Children’s Hospital.
South Texas Health System McAllen - Operates a labor and delivery unit, a level III NICU, and a level III trauma unit.
Cornerstone Regional Hospital
Solara Hospital McAllen
South Texas Health System Children’s

Job Market in Hidalgo County, TX

For years the economy in Hidalgo County, TX, was centered around agriculture and livestock (cattle) production and is also known as the home of the Ruby Red Grapefruit. Though much of the county is rural and still focused on ag and raising animals, there is a presence of jobs in the education, healthcare, foreign trade, and government (agencies) industries here, too. Some of Hidalgo County’s top employers are:

Am-Mex Products
Bert Ogden RGV
City, County, and State Governments
KCAS (radio)
McAllen Medical Center
Mission Regional Medical Center
South Texas College
The Monitor Group
The University of Texas-Pan American
University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley

Transportation in Hidalgo County, TX

Hidalgo County, TX, is car-centric and there are several roadways making traveling by vehicle convenient. However, in several of the more urban areas, there is public transit service called Valley Metro, which also provides a means of transportation to the locals.

The biggest roadways near the homes in Hidalgo County are:

I-2 flows somewhat parallel to the US-Mexico border and the Rio Grande River.
I-69C flows north and south through the center of Hidalgo County, TX.
US HWY 83 flows east and west, merges with I-2 at the far west side of Hidalgo County, and splits off as it runs east.
US HWY 281 flows north and south, merges with I-69C on the north end of the county, to then split off as it runs south.

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