Buying land in the Valley
The Rio Grande Valley grew up on citrus and farming. John H. Shary, remembered as the father of the Texas citrus industry, bought about 36,000 acres near Mission and planted the first commercial citrus orchard in 1915, and agriculture still shapes much of the land market here.
Buyers come to us for homesites, small acreage at the edge of town, farm and ranch land, and tracts for future development. Before you buy, we help you check the things that decide what a piece of land is worth:
- Road access and recorded easements
- Water, electric, septic and sewer
- Floodplain status
- Zoning, city limits and extraterritorial jurisdiction
- Deed restrictions and the survey
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