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El Paso Real Estate InformationEl Paso has a beauty that commands the affection of the long time resident and the newcomer alike. Once experienced, it cannot be forgotten. The secret of its charm lies in its infinite contrasts - as varied as the colors in its sunsets. Variety here is as dramatic as the meeting of two ways of like: English and Spanish in language, American and Mexican in culture. The blending of the two is a living example of cooperation and friendliness between two countries.Contrasts are beautiful:modern office buildings reach into the clear Southwestern air and centuries-old mission bells still call the faithful; dry warmth of a summer day and the coolness of a star-studded night; cactus near the entrance of an abandoned mine and weeping willow beside a quiet lake; mountain trails and super highways. You cannot come to fully know El Paso in one day or one week. It should be savored over time and in all seasons. According to one wise El Pasoan, "if you wear out one pair of shoes in El Paso you will never leave." Fort Bliss displays the replica of the U.S. Army post that stood guard in El Paso's famous frontier days. Horse racing, dog racing, bullfights, baseball, soccer, football (the home of the Sun Bowl), or basketball-you'll find most every sport in El Paso/Juarez. For those who favor participant sports there is year-round golf at beautiful and challenging courses, tennis, hiking, skiing, and camping. For a change of pace, try El Paso's symphony, award-winning civic theater, or relax at night clubs featuring internationally famous entertainment at surprising prices. El Paso is the hub of an international transportation network and can be easily reached through the El Paso International Airport, major highway arteries which funnel into town, convenient bus service, and even passenger rail service. All of these things have helped make El Paso one of the nation's fastest growing cities. The city has worked its way from a cowtown past into a massive southwest commerce and banking center. The population of El Paso is 503,000 and Juarez is 875,000. Clothing, boot manufacturing, copper, oil refineries, and electronics are some of the cities' largest industries. The lush Rio Grande Valley produces cotton, wheat, alfalfa, fruits, vegetables, and much more. The cost of living is relatively low due in part to our mild climate, which is conductive to year round outdoor activity. To sum it all up, El Paso has much to offer everyone - the tourist, the casual visitor, and the serious home-buyer and investor. For a new lease on life, be it a new job, retirement, or a change of pace, come and enjoy the relaxed, casual life-style of the sun country. Live, work, and play in El Paso.
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