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Brownsville, Texas

Welcome to Brownsville, Texas! The City of Brownsville is the largest city in the Rio Grande Valley with a population of nearly 200,000! Brownsville ranks No. 87 out of 150 according to the U.S. News & World Report. Brownsville is recognized for its affordability, desirability, strong job market and high quality of life. The city is also home to the Port of Brownsville and is located near SpaceX Starbase. Beyond its thriving economy and growing opportunities, Brownsville is also a destination for incredible food. Known for its delicious Tex-Mex cuisine, fresh seafood and barbecue, Brownsville is a foodie’s culinary hotspot.

Our Homes in Brownsville

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10 Floor Plans

Esperanza Homes offers beautifully crafted, energy-efficient homes in Brownsville, strategically located for easy access to coastal escapes, major employers and nearby cities across the Rio Grande Valley. With the E-Difference—E-Connected, E-Efficient, E-Simplicity, and E-Customization—we make homeownership more convenient, sustainable and tailored to your lifestyle.

Explore our communities

Why We Chose to Build Here

Strategic Location & Economic Growth

As the largest city in the Rio Grande Valley, Brownsville offers a thriving economy, proximity to the Port of Brownsville, and emerging opportunities with SpaceX.

Rich Culture & Heritage

With a deep historical heritage, vibrant festivals, and a strong sense of community, Brownsville is a welcoming place to call home.

More Home for Your Money

Ranked among the best places to live, Brownsville offers a high quality of life, job opportunities, and a dynamic local food scene.

Outdoor and Coastal Lifestyle

Close to the Gulf of Mexico, Brownsville provides access to beautiful beaches, nature reserves, and year-round outdoor activities.

A Celebration of Culture and Heritage

Brownsville has numerous galleries, theaters and museums. The city also hosts several annual festivals, such as the Charro Days Fiesta and the Brownsville Latin Jazz Festival, that celebrate its unique cultural heritage and brings together people from all walks of life.

Costumes of the Americas Museum

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Brownsville Museum of Fine Art

Outdoor Lifestyle

One of the city's biggest draws is its proximity to the Gulf of America, where visitors can enjoy miles of pristine beaches, warm waters, and a host of outdoor activities, including fishing, kayaking, and birdwatching. Brownsville is also home to several stunning nature reserves, such as the Sabal Palm Sanctuary and the Palo Alto Battlefield National Historical Park.