City officials say the shift won't cut overall HOME funding, but it would end direct down-payment help for some first-time buyers.

HOME's former Paisano Drive headquarters — once a post office — is coming down to make way for up to 300 apartments near El Paso's hospital district.

The 90-unit senior project now needs a tax-credit win by year's end, or the city could pick a new developer.

A vacant lot at Montwood and John Hayes will soon hold a 5,200-square-foot Circle K with 14 fuel pumps.

The Franklin Mountains estate everyone's wondered about is for sale for $1.925 million — and its history involves a JFK-obsessed hitman.

The 119,000-square-foot campus in Enchanted Hills will more than double Davenport's old capacity of 288 students.

The $6.9 million project sits across from a Crunch Fitness on a 1.76-acre lot that's sat empty for years.

The three-day event at El Paso Convention Center runs Aug. 28-30 with free admission and EPCC chefs teaching honey and mushroom cooking.

A Stacker roundup of Zillow data ranks Vinton the priciest place in the El Paso metro at about $253K, with El Paso and Canutillo close behind. The list highlights big five‑year gains in some smaller towns.

A 103-room La Quinta and Hawthorn Suites is planned at 909 Talbot Ave., replacing a vacant lot in west El Paso.

A new ConsumerAffairs ranking places El Paso fourth-most-accessible for buyers under 35, citing lower median prices and heavy use of FHA and VA lending. Local data shows the picture is nuanced.

A $23 million, bond‑funded Central Fire Station opened in downtown El Paso Thursday, consolidating three older houses and offering tours, demos and public art.

Years after the smokestacks came down, the former Asarco smelter across from UTEP remains capped, monitored and restricted — unsuitable for homes, schools or hospitals.