For those who want to travel the world, McAllen International Airport is just a short shuttle ride away and you will love the amazing Sunshine Travel Program. It is also a great place where travelers can experience a range of international flair and culture. The only short drive from our community is the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) office in Fort Worth, Texas.

If you want to relax in nature or explore the city, you can relax in peace and escape the hustle and bustle of the city and relax in the comfort of your own home. We love to live this lifestyle and we have all the amenities and activities to meet your needs. If you like the idea of an all-inclusive senior residence just a short drive from McAllen International Airport in Fort Worth, Texas, we love you! Our friendly staff will be happy to help you find out about our services, amenities and lifestyle, as well as a variety of activities and events. So if you were hoping to find a really remarkable place to call us, please take a moment to contact us here and be on the lookout for more information about our community and our amazing amenities.

We are proud to provide our children with the highest quality education in our community and in the state of Texas. We are well above the national average and we are making sure that our education system provides children with the skills and tools they need to succeed.

Pharr is considered one of the best places in the state of Texas with a median household income of $60,000 a year. Finding a good job, good schools and good health care in our community is a much easier task.

We have a bit of everything here, and if you can't find it here in Pharr, you can find it in nearby McAllen. If you prefer to spend your time in the nature of Texas, then Frontera Audubon is not to be missed. It is a fulfilling experience because you can get to know the city while actually living in it.

Pharr, Texas is located on the western border of the city of McAllen in the Rio Grande Valley, south of San Antonio and west of El Paso.

The Pharr's city limits stretch south along a narrow strip to the east, west, north and west of McAllen and south to El Paso. US 281 runs north to south through cities, crosses I-2 and U-S-83 downtown, runs south at the Reynosa International Bridge in Pharra and then east into the Rio Grande Valley, south of San Antonio and north of El Salvador. In the south, U, S.-281 runs east - west along the west side of the city limits of Phrarr and crosses I / 2 / U - S- 83 in and around downtown and further south towards the PhARR - Reynosos International Bridge and east towards the Mexico border, east of Mexico City.

The city of Pharr is the heart of the Rio Grande Valley, as visitors to the area must pass through the city to reach their destination. Hidalgo County visitors and residents love this place because of its proximity to El Paso, San Antonio, McAllen, El Salvador and Mexico City.

Parking is plentiful at the city's natural centre and at the impressive library, a popular place for a quiet day. The South Texas community of McAllen, located just a few miles north of Pharr in the Rio Grande Valley, is rich in natural beauty.

Although September is the peak of the North Atlantic hurricane season, and tropical storms and hurricanes occasionally produce large amounts of precipitation in the region, these months tend to be wet, averaging 3.3 cm of rain per year. The mild year - year-round temperatures make it a popular destination for thousands of tourists from all over the United States and Canada who flock here every year to escape the cold. Pharr has a reputation for self-pity and a good mix of locals and tourists, as well as visitors from around the world.

The city's growth is partly due to the increasing number of visitors from the United States, Canada, Mexico and other countries. The international bridge is now an important trade link with Mexico and Pharr continues to flourish as an international trading and transport company, making it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the region. Despite the continued growth of its tourism industry, it remains an important business centre due to its location on the border with Mexico.

Pharr's quality of life score is 82 out of 100, and the city ranks 96th out of all cities in America. The cost of living in PhARR is currently the second lowest in Texas, behind San Antonio, Texas. If we look more closely at home affordability in Pharr, we see that the home price-to-income ratio is 2: 1, which is higher than the national average of 1: 3 and lower than most other Texas cities. This is because it is the third most affordable city in Texas, with a median household income of $73,600, the highest of any Texas city with an income above $75,000. According to a recent report by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the median price of a Ph Carr home is $72,500, while the average annual income of a family of four in a city of the same size is $70,800, compared to $71,300.