Far east El Paso
The Eastlake and Mission Ridge area inside city limits, along Loop 375 and Darrington Road. This is the fastest-growing side of the city, and it runs adjacent to Horizon City.

El Paso sits where Texas, New Mexico, and Mexico meet. The Franklin Mountains run through the middle of the city, dividing the west side from the northeast and east. Elevation runs around 3,800 feet, and the climate is high desert.
Fort Bliss shapes the place. It covers a large part of northeast El Paso and stretches north into New Mexico, and the population turns over on military rotation. Beyond the post, the economy runs on healthcare, education, and trade with Ciudad Juárez, which sits directly across the Rio Grande.
The University of Texas at El Paso is on the west side near downtown. Franklin Mountains State Park covers more than 24,000 acres inside the city. Las Cruces is 45 minutes north on I-10.
The Eastlake and Mission Ridge area inside city limits, along Loop 375 and Darrington Road. This is the fastest-growing side of the city, and it runs adjacent to Horizon City.
West of the Franklin Mountains along I-10 and near Transmountain Road. This area offers convenient access to shopping, dining, entertainment, and outdoor recreation, with destinations like The Outlet Shoppes at El Paso, West Towne Marketplace, and Franklin Mountains State Park nearby.
North of the Franklin Mountains along US-54, the Patriot Freeway. Fort Bliss and Biggs Army Airfield sit on this side, so the drive to post is short.
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One of the largest Army installations in the country, covering a wide stretch of northeast El Paso and running north into New Mexico. William Beaumont Army Medical Center is here. A significant share of the city arrives on orders and rotates out again. Drive times to post differ sharply between the northeast and the far east side, so drive your actual route before choosing a community.
Socorro ISD serves much of the Eastlake and Mission Ridge area, including Eastlake High School. El Paso ISD and Ysleta ISD cover other parts of the city. West El Paso communities are served by Canutillo ISD, recognized as the H-E-B Best Small School District in Texas. School assignment varies by address, so confirm on the community page.Assignment is by address, so confirm on the community page.
I-10 runs east to west through the city. Loop 375 circles the east side and connects to the border highway. US-54 runs north past Fort Bliss toward New Mexico. El Paso International Airport sits centrally on the east side, closer to most of the city than airports in comparable metros.
El Paso runs around 300 sunny days a year, among the highest in the country. Summers are hot and dry, winters are mild, and the city sits at roughly 3,800 feet.
Franklin Mountains State Park covers more than 24,000 acres inside the city limits, one of the largest urban parks in the country. Hueco Tanks State Park and Historic Site is east of town, known for bouldering and pictographs. The Rio Grande runs along the southern edge, with the Mission Trail following it through Ysleta, Socorro, and San Elizario.
The Fountains at Farah and Cielo Vista Mall handle regional retail. Downtown El Paso has been rebuilt around Southwest University Park. Eastlake Boulevard covers day-to-day shopping on the east side.
Fort Bliss anchors a large share of the economy. Healthcare, education, logistics, and cross-border manufacturing with Ciudad Juárez fill in the rest. The University of Texas at El Paso and El Paso Community College are both here.
The El Paso Chihuahuas play Triple-A baseball downtown at Southwest University Park, and El Paso Locomotive FC plays there too. The Sun Bowl sits on the UTEP campus.
Texas has no state income tax, so local services run on property tax and the rate sits above the national average. Your rate combines county, city, school district, and any special district covering your community.
Once the home is your primary residence, filing for the homestead exemption reduces your taxable value. Filing is on you, and the state sets the deadline.
El Paso Water serves homes inside city limits. Communities just outside the city may be served by a different provider, which affects both your rate and your bill.
Some communities sit inside a MUD or PID that funded infrastructure, repaid through your property tax bill. Your community team can give you the current rate for a specific homesite.
Homes here are built for heat, sun exposure, and dry air. Roofing, window packages, HVAC sizing, and landscaping reflect that. Most new communities use low-water landscaping.
The east side runs right up against Horizon City, and a few miles can change your city government, your school district, and your water provider. Confirm which jurisdiction a specific address falls in.
Yes. Availability changes week to week. Each community page shows which homes are finished, which are under construction, and when they’re expected to be complete.
Some communities are. Your community page and purchase documents name the district and the current rate.
About 45 minutes north on I-10.
Socorro ISD, including Eastlake High School. Assignment is by address, so confirm on the community page.
The northeast El Paso communities. Fort Bliss occupies that side of the city, so the drive is short. The far east communities route through Loop 375 and take longer. Drive times are on each community page.
Pricing varies by community and plan. Each community page lists current pricing for available homes and to-be-built plans.
Visit the community page you’re interested in, scroll down to “Contact Us) and request more information via the form or call our local Online Sales Consultant. They will be able to schedule an onsite visit with a New Home Professional. Model hours are listed on each community page.