Neighborhoods in Laredo, TX

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  Regency Park

  With only two entrances to Regency Park, the neighborhood has the feel of a gated community without any gates or homeowners association. “Regency Park is one of the upper echelons neighborhoods in town,” says Joe Baeza, a public information officer and investigator for the City of Laredo who has lived in the city since 1980. “There’s a lot of

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    $779K

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    $712K - $1.5M

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  JSJ Estates

  One of the few gated communities in Laredo, JSJ Estates is composed of three smaller subdivisions filled with luxury homes with private green space. “It’s a very warm community as a whole,” says Martha Wright-Martinez, associate broker with Coldwell Banker Ana Ochoa who has been a broker since 1986 and has lived in Laredo all her life. When

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    $580K

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    $522K - $1.3M

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    3 Listings

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  Plantation

  Almost 8 miles north of downtown Laredo, the neighborhood of Plantation consists mostly of the Laredo Country Club and its 18-hole course. “Things are booming here,” says Maria Calderon-Porter, a resident of Laredo. “We’re like a big city, but we’re not.” Laredo has continued to spread north, with new subdivisions stretching the reach of the city.

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    $557K

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    $359K - $1.4M

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  Lakeside

  Cradled by Lake Casa Blanca to the south and a major thoroughfare and airport to the west, Laredo’s Lakeside community blends big-city amenities with laid-back lake living. It’s conveniently located 2 miles from downtown Laredo, but residents enjoy a peaceful lifestyle away from a noisy, congested city with the buffer of a state park. “It’s a very

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    $480K

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    $407K - $1.2M

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  Del Mar Hills

  Located in the approximate middle of Laredo, the neighborhood of Del Mar Hills is made up of three distinct areas: A, B and C. “Del Mar A and B are more starter homes,” says Martha Wright-Martinez, associate broker with Coldwell Banker Ana Ochoa, who has been a broker since 1986 and a life-long Laredoan. “Del Mar C has larger, more expensive

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    $374K

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    $244K - $970K

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    12 Listings

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  San Isidro

  On the northern edge of Laredo sits San Isidro, a primarily residential neighborhood that has grown through Laredo’s expansion. “There’s a lot of growth on the northside of the city,” says Martha Wright-Martinez, an associate broker with Coldwell Banker Ana Ochoa, who has been a broker since 1986. “San Isidro is the area that’s growing.” The

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    $334K

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    $211K - $422K

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  Crown Ridge

  Sitting in the northern section of Laredo, Crown Ridge is a smaller communities 7 miles north of downtown Laredo. In addition to newer homes and proximity to locally owned restaurants, Crown Ridge also has access to a highly-rated school system. “New subdivisions are going up,” says Joe Baeza, who has lived in Laredo most of his adult life and is

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    $315K

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    $273K - $734K

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    5 Listings

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  La Bota Ranch

  On the northern edges of Laredo sits the gated neighborhood La Bota Ranch. “La Bota is the first gated community in Laredo,” says Martha Wright-Martinez, a life-long Laredoan and broker since 1986 who is an associate broker with Coldwell Banker Ana Ochoa. “The difference between that and the others is it has a guard that you have to present

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    $275K

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    $341K - $355K

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  Hillside Terrace

  Hillside Terrace is 4 miles north of downtown Laredo, just east of Interstate 35. As the city grew, so too did the neighborhoods. “The city has kind of controlled the growth; developers have to come in with a master plan,” says Martha Wright-Martinez, a life-long Laredoan and broker since 1986 who is an associate broker with Coldwell Banker Ana

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    $272K

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    $165K - $338K

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    4 Listings

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  Vista Hermosa

  The small residential neighborhood of Vista Hermosa consists of a handful of streets and is located two blocks west of Laredo International Airport. It's an established neighborhood that mainly features older, modest ranch-style homes that rarely go on the market. Nearby are several parks, including Lake Casa Blanca International State Park, and

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    $262K

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  Heights

  The small but mighty Heights neighborhood sits just outside the heart of Laredo. The urban residential community flourished as the city developed into the nation’s top international trade port. While pieces of Laredo’s significance in history shine through in the neighborhood in buildings and sites like blank and blank, Heights has cultivated a

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    $258K

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    $390K - $648K

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    3 Listings

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  CBD

  CBD stands for the central business district, and the majority of the neighborhood reflects that, with few houses fitting between businesses and corner stores. “There’s a large trade industry in the community. Large import, export; it’s our main cash crop, if you will,” says Joe Baeza, who has lived in Laredo most of his adult life and is an

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    $205K

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    1 Listing

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  Ghost Town

  Ghost Town may have a haunting name, but the neighborhood is alive and well. “There is nothing haunted in that area,” says Joe Baeza, public information officer and investigator with the City of Laredo. “It’s just one of the older nicknames.” It’s a mostly residential neighborhood that's home to “a lot of working, middle-class, blue-collar

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    $203K

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    $120K - $247K

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    4 Listings

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  Las Lomas

  Laredo is expanding along the Rio Grande River, giving Las Lomas – one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city – more amenities and resources. The community sits between East Saunders Street and Clark Boulevard and is framed by several small shopping centers. A main draw of Las Lomas is its proximity to the San Bernardo district's small shops,

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    $195K

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    $80K - $323K

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    7 Listings

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  Riverhill

  Riverhill is aptly named, overlooking the Rio Grande to the west and set on a small incline above the river. Six miles south of downtown Laredo, the neighborhood has a few businesses on the eastern edge, on Zapata Highway, but is mostly residential. “The community is starting to see more of an expansion,” says Baeza. “The city is expanding and

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    $189K

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    $188K - $215K

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    2 Listings

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  Sal Si Puedes

  Sandwiched between Interstate 35 and the Zacate Creek, the neighborhood of Sal Si Puedes consists of eight blocks with a mixture of homes and local stores just 2 miles from downtown Laredo. When residents move to the city, they are often opening a business. “There’s a plethora of jobs here,” says Maria Calderón-Porter, a life-long resident of

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    $185K

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  Santo Nino

  Santo Nino sits along the Rio Grande, 3 miles from downtown Laredo. The neighborhood follows the grid-like planning of much of the city, with residences filling its 22 blocks. A smattering of local stores and restaurants are along U.S. Highway 83, which runs along the west side of Santo Nino. “We have lot-lined homes, patio homes," says Maria

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    $182K

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    $73K - $229K

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    4 Listings

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  Las Polkas

  Although the Memorial Gardens of Laredo is Las Polkas' most notable feature, its surrounding residential streets are still very much alive. Mom-and-pop shops seem to be on every corner, but proximity to Interstate 35 allows locals access to all the diverse dining, shopping and attractions this small border city offers. Las Polkas sits between East

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    $182K

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    $130K - $189K

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  Three Points

  Three miles from downtown Laredo, Three Points is primarily a residential neighborhood with a few local stores and U.S. Highway 83 heading south. “The city has invested pretty aggressively in public spaces,” says Joe Baeza, an investigator and public information officer for Laredo who has spent most of his adult life in Laredo. “There are a lot of

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    $172K

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    $112K - $199K

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    2 Listings

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  Las Cruces

  Two miles from the Texas/Mexico border and northeast of downtown Laredo, Las Cruces is a quaint urban neighborhood with a big spirit. Mom and pops fill this community, and its proximity to Interstate 35 allows residents to easily access all of the diverse dining, shopping and attractions that South Texas has to offer. “It’s walkable, but it’s a

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    $171K

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    $81K - $129K

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  Chacon

  About 3 miles from downtown Laredo and laid out in a grid, Chacon is primarily a residential neighborhood, with a few local shops, an elementary school and St. Joseph Catholic Church centered around Meadow Avenue. Most of the neighborhood is built out, with most homes built in the 60s and 70s, as well as a few plots of land. “Laredo has been

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    $170K

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  Seven Lights

  With the Rio Grande as the western neighbor and a large warehouse district occupying the eastern corner, Seven Lights is a small residential area. Most of the neighborhood is made up of warehouses where drivers deposit loads after crossing the Mexican-United States border. Some companies allow overnight parking, but not all do, so roads around the

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    $166K

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  El Cuatro

  Named for one of the parks within the neighborhood, El Cuatro sits just next door to Laredo’s business district. Unlike its neighborhood, El Cuatro is mostly filled with residential homes. “The community is very family-orientated. It’s a pretty easy-go-lucky community,” says Joe Baeza, an investigator and public information officer for the city of

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    $165K

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  El Trece

  Just north of downtown Laredo, the neighborhood of El Trece is primarily residential with a spattering of businesses and public services throughout. “The city has invested pretty aggressively in public access,” says Joe Baeza, who has lived in Laredo most of his adult life and is an investigator and public information officer for the city of

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    $163K

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    $64K - $135K

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    2 Listings

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  Los Amores

  Laredo’s Los Amores sits a stone’s throw from the U.S./Mexico Border and the Rio Grande. While it may not share as much of the spotlight as its downtown neighbor 2 miles away, this quaint community comes alive with a vibrant shopping district that defines its cultural and economic landscape. Drawing people from all over Texas, the neighborhood’s

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    $163K

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    $89K - $355K

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    11 Listings

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