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Mcallen Economic Profile 2019
McAllen Economic Profile 2019 The City of McAllen economic scan presented here is intended to provide an overview and comparison of both temporal and point-in-time socio-economic data to assist City of McAllen leaders. Objective data is an important component of making sound public policy decisions. Prior to undertaking the economic scan, the McAllen Chamber of Com- merce compiled and analyzed data from both public and proprietary sources in order to identify trends in the city that have a significant impact on Hidalgo County’s economy. The resulting data was used to conduct a SWOT analysis, which character- ized the County’s strengths; weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) in economic development. In some cases, the economic scan builds on previous data from the SWOT analysis. The general layout of the economic scan is to provide information in a written and graphical format that can be updated by county and EDC staff in the future as new publicly available data is released. The economic scan provides an overview of data important to broadly defined economic development planning, but it cannot capture every indicator or level of detail for all data sections. General observations and notes on the measures provided are included within the economic scan. TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. McAllen Overview 2. Population 3. Economic Factors 4. Retail Trade 5. Cost of Living 6. Economic Trends 7. Competition 8. Social Factors 9. Quality of Place 10. Education System 11. Health Care Environment 12. Political Factors 13. Infrastructure 1 McAllen Overview Demographic Characteristics Eighty years ago, the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas was a rural, agriculture-based economy characterized by sporadic growth. -
SYSCO LOGISTICS DEPOT 4415 North Highway 281 Edinburg, TX 78542
SYSCO LOGISTICS DEPOT 4415 North Highway 281 Edinburg, TX 78542 NNN LEASED PROPERTY | FOR SALE SYSCO LOGISTICS DEPOT 4415 North Highway 281 Edinburg, TX 78542 OFFERING SUMMARY • PROPERTY DESCRIPTION • MARKET OVERVIEW • DISCLAIMER OFFERING SUMMARY Sales Price $819,000 Cap Rate 7.00% NOI $57,360 Property Overview Oldham Goodwin is pleased to present this NNN leased Sysco Foods Logistics Depot for your consideration. The property is strategically located on US Highway 281, on the north side of Edinburg, Texas and serves that part of the booming Texas Rio Grande Valley area. This facility has excellent visibility, access and exposure, with more than 44,174 vehicles per day. Seven (7) years remain on this absolute NNN lease with no landlord maintenance or other obligations required. Based in Houston, Texas, Sysco Corporation is the largest broad line food distributor in the world. The company is ranked number 54 in the Fortune 500 list of the largest US corporations by total revenue. Sysco operates approximately 330 distribution centers in more than 90 countries worldwide. SYSCO LOGISTICS DEPOT 4415 North Highway 281 Edinburg, TX 78542 OFFERING SUMMARY • PROPERTY DESCRIPTION • MARKET OVERVIEW • DISCLAIMER Investment Highlights • Seven (7) years remaining on corporate guaranteed lease Subject • Absolute NNN lease with no Landlord responsibilities • Excellent location in heart of the Rio Grande Valley • Strategically located on US Highway 281/Interstate 69C in the Edinburg/McAllen/ Pharr area • Visibility and exposure to over 44,000 vehicles per day on US Highway 281/ Interstate 69C • Sysco is the world’s leading global food service provider with a robust international network throughout 90 different countries SYSCO LOGISTICS DEPOT 4415 North Highway 281 Edinburg, TX 78542 OFFERING SUMMARY • PROPERTY DESCRIPTION • MARKET OVERVIEW • DISCLAIMER SYSCO LOGISTICS DEPOT 4415 North Highway 281 Edinburg, TX 78542 OFFERING SUMMARY • PROPERTY DESCRIPTION • MARKET OVERVIEW • DISCLAIMER LEASE SUMMARY Tenant Sysco San Antonio, Inc. -
Edinburg Housing Authority Serving Families Since 1949
Edinburg Housing Authority Serving Families since 1949 REQUEST FOR BIDS The Housing Authority of the City of Edinburg, TX will receive bids until 3:00PM on Wednesday 09/24/ 2018, at 910 South Sugar Road Edinburg, Texas 78539, for more or less 13 acres, improved with a public housing apartment complex called “Albores Courts”. The property has 98 apartments with approximately 73,644 SF, plus numerous amenity buildings such as an office, gym, learning center, etc. All buildings proposed for deconstruction. The subject property is a rectangular shaped inside tract located just south of University Drive along the east side of Expressway 281 (Interstate 69C). It has more or less 789 FF along the east side of the expressway frontage road and a depth of more or less 720 feet. The property is an excellent location for commercial development. For information, please contact Edinburg Housing Authority’s Executive Director, Rodolfo Ramirez at [email protected], or Director of Operations, Liz Hernandez at [email protected] or at the number (956) 383-3839. Email communication is preferred. The property is a public housing development owned by the Edinburg Housing Authority that is planned for disposition. The successful bidder shall be required to enter into a contract of sale within 30 days of official notification of being the successful bidder and shall have a 60-day due diligence period. The earnest money shall be nonrefundable after the end of the due diligence period. Final closing shall be negotiated by the Housing Authority and the successful bidder. Extensions shall be considered upon the bidder's payment of additional earnest money and the Housing Authority reserves the right to make payments for extensions nonrefundable. -
Constraining the Thickness and Volume of the South Texas Sand Sheet
Constraining the Thickness and Volume of the South Texas Sand Sheet Anita Chavez and Juan L. González School of Earth, Environmental and Marine Sciences, University of Texas–Rio Grande Valley, 1201 W. University Dr., Edinburg, Texas 78439 GCAGS Explore & Discover Article #00056* http://www.gcags.org/exploreanddiscover/2016/00056_chavez_and_gonzález.pdf Posted September 13, 2016. *Article based on an extended abstract published in the GCAGS Transactions (see footnote reference below), which is available as part of the entire 2016 GCAGS Transactions volume via the GCAGS Bookstore at the Bureau of Economic Geology (www.beg.utexas.edu) or as an individual document via AAPG Datapages, Inc. (www.datapages.com), and delivered as a poster presentation at the 66th Annual GCAGS Convention and 63rd Annual GCSSEPM Meeting in Corpus Christi, Texas, September 18–20, 2016. EXTENDED ABSTRACT The South Texas Sand Sheet (STSS), spans approximately 7000 km2 (70 km by 100 km) and encompasses most of Kenedy and Brooks counties, and parts of northern Hidal- go and western Willacy counties (Fig. 1). It overlies and conceals the Pliocene Goliad and the Pleistocene Lissie and Beaumont formations. Despite it representing a physio- graphic boundary, a recharge area for local aquifers, an archive of climate change and a natural corridor for prehistoric human travel, basic knowledge of the STSS is still lack- ing. We are constructing N–S and E–W cross sections across the sand dune complexes and sand sheet deposits that dominate the landscape of the STSS, to measure its thick- ness and quantify its volume. With the construction of stratigraphic cross section of Interstate 69C our initial assumption was that the elevation increase was due to the in- crease thickness of the sand sheet. -
2016 Interstate Highway Progress Report
2016 Interstate Highway Progress Report 30 I-69 Now A Reality in Nine Counties TEXARKANA 369 • The Texas Interstate 69 System is being developed as a series of incremental upgrades to existing highways - US 59, FORT DALLAS 30 ATLANTA WORTH LINDEN US 77, US 281, SH 44 and US 84. US 83 is now Interstate 2, JEFFERSON 49 providing a 46.8-mile connector between I-69E and I-69W 20 MARSHALL 20 Tyler Longview Shreveport in Cameron and Hidalgo Counties. CARTHAGE 207 miles of the Interstate 69 system in Texas have now TENAHA U.S. • GARRISON 84 been designated and signed with interstate shields. NACOGDOCHES CENTER U.S. Approximately 400 additional miles are in active route 59 studies, environmental clearance steps, design or right-of- 35 45 LUFKIN DIBOLL CORRIGAN way acquisition. The following segments have been added MOSCOW LIVINGSTON to the nation’s Interstate Highway System: SHEPHERD 75.3 Miles (US 59/I-69) - Harris, Montgomery, Fort Bend AUSTIN CLEVELAND • HUMBLE Counties 69 • 7.8 Miles (US 77/I-69E) - Nueces County 10 RICHMOND 3.5 Miles (US 59/I-369) - Texarkana south from I-30 SAN ROSENBERG • ANTONIO SUGAR WHARTON LAND HOUSTON • 53.3 Miles (US 77/I-69E) - Raymondville to Rio Grande GALVESTON U.S. EL CAMPO • 1.5 Miles (SH 550/ I-169 Connector) - Cameron County 35 59 GANADA FREEPORT 37 EDNA GOLIAD • 18 Miles (US 281/I-69C) - Edinburg to Pharr, Hidalgo County VICTORIA BEEVILLE • 1.4 Miles (US 59/I-69W) - Laredo, Webb County U.S. GEORGE REFUGIO WEST 46.8 Miles (US 83/Interstate 2 System Connector) - Harlingen 69W 77 WOODSBORO I-69 System • FREER SINTON to Palmview U.S. -
2020 Master Plan
Port of Harlingen Master Plan Port of Harlingen Master Plan Prepared for: The Port of Harlingen Authority Prepared by: HDR Engineering, Inc. July 8, 2019 July 8, 2019 | i Port of Harlingen Master Plan Background Port of Harlingen is located in the southernmost tip of Texas on the Arroyo Colorado River. The Port is located 25 miles inland of the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, which stretches from the Mexican border (Brownsville) along the entire coast of the Gulf of Mexico, and northward along most of the U.S. Eastern Seaboard for approximately 1,050 miles. The Harlingen channel is maintained to a width of 125 feet and a depth of 12 feet with a turning basin that is approximately 400 feet wide and 14 feet deep1. With the expansion of the Panama Canal Locks in 2016, there has been an increase in international vessel movement of commodities to the Gulf coast region. The Port facilitates trade of bulk and liquid cargo in Texas, Louisiana and Mexico. The Port has operated over 80 years since 1926 and is strategically located to provide an important hub to the South West Texas region, Rio Grande Valley and the Mexican border. It provides an efficient and economical transportation link along the Texas gulf for shallow draft barge movement. With over 15 ports along the Texas coast, the Port of Harlingen has access to several major markets via this International Waterway, which provides over 1,300 miles of protected waterway and connects to several navigable rivers through which shipping traffic travels to inland ports. The Port handles mostly agricultural products and fertilizer; however, diesel fuel has also become a very good opportunity for the Port. -
Guides Texas Economic Development Guide 2020-21 Download
SITESELECTION.COM/CC/TEXAS • ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GUIDE • 2020-2021 Population: 195,342 Workforce: 496,793 No State Personal Income Tax No State Corporate Population Growth Bachelor’s Degree Income Tax (99-19) 327% or Higher: 45% 5900 S Lake Forest Dr. McKinney, TX 75070 972-316-7076 CONTENTS ECONOMICTEXAS DEVELOPMENT GUIDE 2020-21 Edition | Volume 11 BUSINESS CLIMATE 10 Cover Story: The State of the Decade No state in the nation has performed at the economic level Texas has over the last decade. 14 Economic Overview The Lone Star State is poised to weather the coronavirus pandemic with an unmatched set of strengths. 19 Profi le: Gov. Abbott Texas Gov. Greg Abbott lets nothing hold back him or his state. Not even a pandemic. 23 Interview: Adriana Cruz The Executive Director of Economic Development and Tourism shares her strategy to help Texas overcome the effects of coronavirus on the economy. 29 Interview: Aaron Demerson The Texas Workforce Commissioner explains Texas’ inherent advantages in worker training, and discusses how the state is equipped to meet all job challenges. 34 FDI & Exports Some of the most high-end products are created in the Lone Star State and shipped around the globe. 38 Entrepreneurship & Innovation Texas colleges and universities produce many of the world’s brightest minds and most impactful inventions. 40 Higher Education From community colleges to research universities, Texas boasts world-class higher education institutions and innovative researchers. 44 Statistical Profi le Texas by the numbers. 2 TEXAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GUIDE INDUSTRY PROFILES 46 Corporate Headquarters A wave of corporate relocations in Texas is reverberating around the country. -
2015 Interstate Highway Progress Report
2015 Interstate Highway Progress Report TEXARKANA I-69 Now A Reality in Nine Counties 369 • Interstate 69 in Texas is being developed as a series of incremental ATLANTA FORT DALLAS 30 WORTH LINDEN upgrades to existing highways - US 59, US 77, US 281 and US 84. Efforts JEFFERSON Shreveport are underway to make SH 44 a system connector in South Texas. 20 MARSHALL 20 Tyler Longview CARTHAGE • 205 miles of the Interstate 69 system route in Texas have now been TENAHA U.S. designated as part of the national Interstate Highway System and GARRISON 84 NACOGDOCHES CENTER signed with red, white and blue interstate shields. The following U.S. 59 segments have been designated: 35 45 LUFKIN DIBOLL CORRIGAN MOSCOW 11 Miles (US 59/I-69) - Houston inside Loop 610 LIVINGSTON • SHEPHERD • 35 Miles (US 59/I-69) - Harris and Montgomery Counties AUSTIN CLEVELAND • 28 Miles (US 59/I-69) - Harris and Fort Bend Counties 69 HUMBLE • 7.8 Miles (US 77/I-69E) - Nueces County (1.6 miles awaiting final 10 RICHMOND FHWA approval) SAN ROSENBERG ANTONIO SUGAR WHARTON LAND HOUSTON • 3.5 Miles (US 59/I-369) - Texarkana south from I-30 GALVESTON U.S. EL CAMPO • 53.3 Miles (US 77/I-69E) - Raymondville to Rio Grande 35 59 GANADA FREEPORT 37 EDNA GOLIAD • 46.8 Miles (US 83/I-2 connector) - Harlingen to Palmview VICTORIA BEEVILLE 18 Miles (US 281/I-69C) - Edinburg to Pharr, Hidalgo County (4.5 U.S. • GEORGE REFUGIO WEST 69W 77 WOODSBORO miles awaiting final FHWA approval) FREER ODEM SINTON U.S.