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Featured El Paso homes
New construction and featured homes, on a map that knows your commute
Real driving times to work, I-10, downtown or your Fort Bliss gate. Filter by price, beds and square footage, and see nearby schools, parks and dining.
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Neighborhood breakdowns, commute math and rent-vs-buy honesty, plus a full PCS guide if Fort Bliss is bringing you here.
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Live pricing and counts pulled from current inventory, with the drive that actually matters from each community.
New-construction communities shown here come from Diamond Homes, a featured partner of this site. Juan Baquera is also employed by Diamond Homes. Ask for comparable homes we do not list and we will send them.
El Paso, neighborhood by neighborhood
Seven parts of the county, each with its own guide: what the housing is like and how long the drive really takes, measured with the same routing engine as the map.
East El Paso
Where most of the city's newer subdivision building has gone, with big-box retail along Zaragoza, Montwood and Joe Battle. The tightest spread of Fort Bliss gate times of the seven.
19 min Downtown · 17 min Fort Bliss
Horizon City
Its own city east of El Paso, built largely around newer subdivisions. Most of the new construction on this site sits here or just west of it.
29 min Downtown · 30 min Fort Bliss
Northeast
Established 1950s-to-1980s streets on larger lots between the Franklin Mountains and the main post gates, with new building along the northern edge.
21 min Downtown · 14 min Fort Bliss
West Side
Between the Franklin Mountains and the Rio Grande. Closest of the seven to Downtown and UTEP, with hillside lots above the city and a very wide price range.
12 min Downtown · 24 min Fort Bliss
Upper Valley
Cottonwoods, irrigation canals and parcels from a quarter acre to several acres along Doniphan and the river.
15 min Downtown · 28 min Fort Bliss
Socorro
An older Mission Valley community along the Rio Grande. Long-built homes, larger lots and newer infill mixed together, south-east of the core.
24 min Downtown · 28 min Fort Bliss
Clint
A small Mission Valley town south-east of the city. Farmland, bigger parcels and a slower pace of building.
32 min Downtown · 35 min Fort Bliss
Drive times are typical no-traffic estimates measured from a named intersection in each area to Downtown El Paso and the MSgt. Pena Gate; your address and gate will differ. Each guide names its centre point and gives the full table. Photography shows the El Paso area generally and is not of a specific street or property. Compare all seven →
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Juan C. Baquera Jr. is a licensed Texas REALTOR® with eXp Realty who lives and works in El Paso. If your move takes you beyond the county, he introduces you to an agent from eXp Realty's referral network anywhere in the country.
- Real MLS data, not estimatesHome value reports are built from actual comparable sales, which Texas does not publish online.
- Drive times you can trustEvery home on the map is routed to work, I-10 and each Fort Bliss gate with the same engine, so numbers compare fairly.
- Other brokers' homes, tooTell Juan your budget and commute. The short list you get back includes homes listed by other brokers and builders when they fit better.
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