Neighborhood Market Analysis
Generally bounded by Yandell Dr. (north), Prospect St. (south), Upson Dr. (west), and Oregon St. (east).
Diverse, with a mix of young professionals, artists, students, and long-term residents. Many renters and some owner-occupants.
Historic, eclectic, artsy, and urban. Strong sense of community and neighborhood pride. Active historic preservation groups.
Moderately family-friendly, though limited by lack of elementary schools within the neighborhood. Proximity to UTEP and downtown appeals to students and young professionals.[1]
Price competitively due to recent market correction; highlight value-add potential for homes needing updates.
Provide inspection reports, highlight recent upgrades, and connect buyers with local contractors experienced in historic renovations.
Emphasize proximity to quality middle/high schools and downtown amenities; discuss nearby private school options.
Highlight walkability, public transit, and potential for off-street parking improvements.
Strong long-term, especially for restored historic homes. Recent price correction may present buying opportunities.[1]
High, driven by UTEP students, medical professionals, and downtown workers.
Moderate; low inventory but less bidding frenzy than in 2021–2022.
Educate buyers on historic home ownership and available tax incentives for restoration.
Network with local contractors and preservation groups to assist buyers with renovations.
Highlight walkability, community events, and proximity to downtown in marketing materials.
Price homes realistically based on recent sales and current inventory.
Stage homes to showcase both historic features and modern livability.
Best positioned for buyers seeking urban lifestyle and historic charm at a lower price point than Kern Place or Mission Hills.
Median price lower than Kern Place and Mission Hills, but higher than some outlying neighborhoods.
Appealing for those seeking affordable entry into a walkable, urban neighborhood; may need education on historic home maintenance.
Less common, but attractive for those seeking unique architecture and proximity to downtown.
Some appeal for empty nesters wanting urban amenities and low-maintenance lots.
Strong demand for rentals; value-add opportunities in restoration and multi-family.
Popular with professionals moving for UTEP, medical, or downtown jobs.
This neighborhood analysis was generated using hyperlocal data and AI intelligence.
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