El Paso is the largest metro area on the Texas/México border. As a best in-class-location, El Paso offers one of North America’s most efficient business environments while affording a great living experience. El Paso Overview
Juárez is El Paso’s economic partner in México and pioneered the twin plant maquila industry, which launched more than 40 industrial parks. The maquila industry allows special fiscal advantages for manufacturing facilities with non-Mexican ownership.
Southern New Mexico is a unique blend of Southwestern culture and vision, offering space-age technology and a strong military presence.
Seize significant opportunities within these target industries for manufacturing, engineering and research/development.
Take an in-depth look at the data on the trends delivering the competitive edge to businesses like yours.
The El Paso Regional Economic Development Corporation (REDCo) is a nonprofit organization providing confidential, no-fee consultation to assist business and industry interested in relocating or expanding their operations to the Greater El Paso region.
Economic Indicators is the definitive guide to tracking the economic-trend data for the El Paso MSA, as well as measuring the business climate in the region.
To capture the most-current economic changes of the Greater El Paso region, REDCo created a collection of data called Business Barometers. The report presents a 10 year overview from 2000 through 2010 on: Labor force growth, Unemployment rates, Job Growth, Cost of living, Construction Permits, Northbound Border crossings and Import/export activity with México,
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