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Laredo Real Estate For Sale In TX

Laredo

Laredo was established in 1755 and is the largest land port on the Mexico border. Laredo sits on the north bank of the Rio Grande River, directly across from Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico. Laredo is a fast-growing city; the population has doubled since the mid-1990s. The current population per the 2020 Census is 236,091 and is expected to continue to grow. Those looking at real estate in Laredo, TX, will not be disappointed when looking to call this riverside city home.

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Laredo, TX 78046

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Laredo, TX 78040

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Laredo, TX 78045

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Real Estate Market in Laredo, TX

Along with the population, the market for real estate in Laredo, TX, is in a constant state of growth. The median cost of real estate in Laredo, TX, homes is $300,000. You can find houses priced lower in southwest Laredo and along the Rio Grande in neighborhoods such as Hilltop at $210k and West Laredo at around $173k for a single-family home. On the upper end of that scale, Cuatro Vientos Norte, a small community southeast of Laredo, averages 1.6 million for a home, while San Isidro on the north side of the city sits at $300k.

The exponential growth of both population and the job market, paired with high wages and low housing costs, make the Laredo housing market a great investment. The cost of living in Laredo is approximately 17% below the national average.

Distance to other major cities from Laredo

131 miles to Corpus Christi, TX
154 miles to San Antonio, TX
223 miles to San Padre Island
235 miles to Austin, TX
315 miles to Houston, TX

Neighborhoods in Laredo, TX

San Isidro

Perched just north of downtown, Sana Isidro is known for being a micro town. You have extensive shopping, amenities, top schools, and high safety ratings. Homes are reasonably priced, and you can often get a house with a bigger lot.

Downtown

There is not a large number of residential homes in downtown Laredo, but younger residents often flock here to live due to the thriving nightlife Laredo has to offer.

Lakeside

Close to Texas A&M International, Lakeside homes are set on large lots with lots of green space. Reasonably priced, starting at around $180k, Lakeside is a great place for young singles and families.

Schools in Laredo, TX

Two school districts cover the city of Laredo, TX. One, Laredo Independent School District, serves students in Central Laredo. The second district, United Independent School District, covers the remainder of Laredo and northern Webb County.

Top Primary Schools in Laredo, Texas

San Isidro Elementary School
J. Kawas Elementary School
Trautmann Middle School
George Washington Middle School

Top High Schools in Laredo, Texas

Early College High School
Harmony School of Excellence
United High School

Higher Education in Laredo, Texas

Texas A&M International University
Laredo College

Frequently Asked Questions About Laredo, TX Real Estate

What is the zip code for Laredo, Texas?

Laredo, TX, consists of 5 zip codes, and each is fairly large area-wise. They include 78040, 78041, 78043, 78045, 78046.

What county is Laredo, Texas, in?

Laredo, TX, is the county seat of Webb County.

What is the median household income for Laredo, Texas?

The median household income sits at $51,120.

Where is the best place to live in Laredo, Texas?

● For families with children: North Laredo, San Isidro, Del Mar

● For singles and young professionals: North Laredo, Downtown, Indian Sunset

● For retirees: San Isidro, Del Mar

Where is the nearest commercial airport to Laredo, Texas?

Laredo International Airport (LRD) is three miles northeast of downtown Laredo.

When do schools in Laredo, Texas, start this year?

Schools in Laredo begin in mid-August, and you can expect the school year to end in late May.

Things To Do In Laredo, TX

Lake Casa Blanca

Acquired in 1990, the Lake Casa Blanca International State Park is home to a 1680 square acre lake that locals and other Texans flock to year-round. Lake Casa Blanca has hiking trails, picnic pavilions, swimming, water skiing, and boating. The park is located off Loop 20, 5 miles northeast of Laredo.

Historic District

San Agustin de Laredo Historic District was the original town of Laredo when first established. Now it is the heart of downtown. The district is full of iconic architecture and is home to the San Agustin Cathedral. You can find shopping and dining in the district as well, a perfect break from seeing the sights.

Laredo Planetarium

The planetarium has one of the most state-of-the-art digital projection screens and plays various shows throughout the day. You can watch displays of the stars and planets or light shows set to popular music.

Republic of the Rio Grande Museum

The original capitol building of the Republic of the Rio Grande, the museum is operated by the nonprofit Webb County Heritage Foundation. Their goal is to showcase memorabilia from the short-lived Republic of the Rio Grande and display pictures, books, and furniture from the 19th-century Laredo area. The building was constructed in 1830 and had three rooms restored to their original depictions.

Living in Laredo, TX

Medical access in Laredo, Texas

The largest and most frequented hospital in Laredo is the University of Texas A&M Medical Center]. There are five other health institutes in the Laredo area, so you can be assured any health concern can be addressed by doctors and their teams.

Sports in Laredo, Texas

While no major league sports teams make their home in Laredo, you still have plenty of teams to support and spend weekends going to games! The Laredo Heat is a minor league soccer team established in 2004. Nearby San Antonio has the San Antonio Spurs, a major league basketball team, which can make for a fun day trip.

Weather in Laredo, Texas

Laredo sees a bit more precipitation than other nearby Texas cities because of its position on the bank of the Rio Grande River. Summers tend to be long, hot, and muggy, reaching temperatures of 100 degrees regularly. Winters are going to be cool, short, and dry. Winters aren't usually cold, but you do see temperatures in the 40s.

Job Market in Laredo, TX

Laredo's economy is primarily driven by international trade with Mexico. Due to its position directly on the banks of the Rio Grande and the Mexico-US border, trade is convenient and lucrative. Top employers in Laredo pull from a variety of industries, including education, government, grocery, and medical industry. Laredo has experienced exponential job growth with current projects expecting the number of jobs to continue to increase.

Transportation in Laredo, TX

Air Travel in Laredo, Texas

Laredo International Airport is situated 3 miles from downtown,

Public Transportation in Laredo, Texas

While Laredo, TX, has a public transit system known as El Metro, most residents rely on personal vehicles for commuting.

Highways in Laredo, Texas

Several Interstate Highways run through Laredo, I-35, i-69W, US 59, US 83, and SR 255 are a few. Five international bridges connect Laredo with Nuevo Laredo across the border.

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