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Top neighborhoods in El Paso

Morningside Heights

Morningside Heights

What it’s like to live in Morningside Heights

Perched on the eastern slopes of the Franklin Mountains, Morningside Heights rewards residents with panoramic views of El Paso and Mexico beyond. Homes here tend to be larger with more yard space than central neighborhoods, making them popular with families. The elevated location provides cooler temperatures during El Paso's intense summers, though winter occasionally brings driving challenges on the steeper streets.
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Affluent Families
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Professionals
Retirees
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Downtown El Paso

Downtown El Paso

What it’s like to live in Downtown El Paso

Border city renaissance energizes Downtown El Paso, where historic buildings alongside newer developments create architectural diversity reflecting the district's ongoing transformation. Distinctive loft apartments in converted commercial buildings offer character details unavailable in conventional rental properties at surprisingly accessible price points compared to similar urban cores across comparable Southwestern cities. The pedestrian-friendly district surrounds San Jacinto Plaza with its popular events programming, while the international bridge connection to Ciudad Juárez creates genuine cross-border experiences unique among American urban environments.
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Logan Heights

Logan Heights

What it’s like to live in Logan Heights

Logan Heights captures dramatic mountain views from its elevated position in northeastern El Paso where desert landscape creates distinctive Southwestern character throughout the neighborhood. Renters find exceptional value with larger homes and yards at fractions of prices commanded by similarly positioned properties in other southwestern cities despite comparable mountain panoramas. Summer brings intense heat requiring reliable cooling systems, but budget-conscious households appreciate both the housing affordability and strategic access to both Fort Bliss employment and shopping along McCombs Street despite the predominantly residential character requiring short drives for most services beyond limited local amenities.
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City Guide for El Paso, TX

At last here I am on the hill overlooking el paso, I can see roses cantina below. My love is strong and it pushes me onward." (-Marty Robbins, "El Paso").

El Paso is the place to be. Outdoors-y couples will love living in “The Sun City” right along the slopes of Franklin Mountains State Park, the largest urban park in the United States, retirees will feel great in the warm weather city with easy access to medical centers, and since Juarez is just a few steps outside of downtown, single party animals can always find a hot nightspot south of the border. Fast fact: Spanish for “Can I have a margarita?” is “Yo quiero un margarita.” Now let’s find you a place to plug in that blender. View El Paso City Guide

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