Eagle Pass
Market Overview
Eagle Pass Real Estate
Eagle Pass is a border city in Maverick County situated across the Rio Grande from Piedras Negras, Coahuila. Known as an international trade gateway and historic military town anchored by Fort Duncan, Eagle Pass offers a deep bicultural heritage and some of the most affordable housing in Texas. The city serves as a key crossing point for commerce and travel between the U.S. and Mexico.
By the Numbers
Eagle Pass at a Glance
~29,000
Population
$165,000
Median Home Price
Why Choose
Why Live in Eagle Pass?
- Extremely affordable housing with median prices around $165K — well below state and national averages
- Active international border crossing supporting cross-border trade, retail, and commerce
- Rich military heritage rooted in Fort Duncan, one of the oldest U.S. Army frontier forts in Texas
- Warm South Texas climate and close-knit bicultural community with deep Mexican and Texan roots
- Growing logistics and distribution sector driven by international trade activity
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the economy like in Eagle Pass?
Eagle Pass's economy centers on international trade and commerce flowing through the border crossing with Piedras Negras. The city also has retail, healthcare, and government employment, and the surrounding area supports ranching and agricultural operations.
Is Eagle Pass affordable for first-time buyers?
Eagle Pass is one of the most affordable housing markets in Texas, with median prices around $165K. First-time buyers can enter the market at a very low price point, often with significantly more space and land than in larger Texas metros.
How far is Eagle Pass from San Antonio?
Eagle Pass is approximately 2.5 hours southwest of San Antonio via US-90 and US-277, making it accessible for regional travel while maintaining its distinctive border city character.
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