At Residology, we offer a range of modern, comfortable temporary apartments throughout the Rio Grande Valley. This area has consistently ranked as one of the best places in the country to live and do business, so come and see it for yourself.
The Hidalgo County seat and home to UT Rio Grande Valley and the sprawling Doctors Hospital at Renaissance, Edinburg is the educational and technological capital of a Texas-Mexico border region. With a population of more than 2 million, this region has the highest concentration of people between the ages of 18 and 24 in North America.
Once a sleepy agricultural community, McAllen is transforming into a major international trade area. Known for its low cost of living and huge growth in industrial, medical, and educational facilities, McAllen MSA has consistently ranked top in the nation for long-term job growth.
Located along the U.S./Mexico border, Mission is part of one of the fastest growing MSAs in the country. It has experienced tremendous growth in population, business development and its economy in recent years. Warm weather and rapid growth make Mission a desirable place to live and do business.
The lower Rio Grande Valley cities of Harlingen, Brownsville, and South Padre Island are home to some of the most important historic sites in the State of Texas. Whether you want to splash in the Gulf of Mexico or visit Matamoros MX for the day, adventure and relaxation are only minutes away.
Kingsville offers strong educational opportunities, a robust business environment, recreational and cultural activities for all ages and a vibrant community with spirit. Whether you are a college student, young couple, a family with young children or retired, you will feel at home in this close knit community.
With four bustling international bridges, three modern hospitals, a constantly-evolving university and an expanding system of infrastructure, Laredo and Webb County provide a safe and promising environment for families and entrepreneurs alike. Laredo, TX is bounded to the west by the Rio Grande, followed by its Mexican counterpart, Nuevo Laredo.
