Ghost Town
Ranch, multifamily and a few condos around the elementary school
The blocks of Ghost Town consist mainly of older ranch-style homes built in the 1960s that sit close together and close to the road. Prices generally range between $130,000 and $283,000. More recently built ranch-style homes range in price from about $94,000 and $396,000. There are also some manufactured homes with prices ranging from $86,000 to $100,000. Properties tends to be smaller, with trees covering backyards. Some parts of the neighborhood have sidewalks, and street parking is common, with a few carports throughout. There are also some multifamily homes with three to 10 units scattered throughout Ghost Town. Prices range from $250,000 for a triplex to $700,000 for six units built after 2000. North of Milton Elementary are some condos along Montgomery Street with prices ranging from $130,000 and $200,000.Local businesses on Arkansas Avenue
Most of the commercial businesses within the neighborhood are found along North Arkansas Avenue, like Tacos and Salsas Mexico, Richie’s Burgers and a variety of auto shops. Pano’s Bakery sells authentic Mexican bread and donuts. Paez Fruit Stand only takes cash and has a variety of fruits and vegetables for sale. Across the Lloyd Bentsen Highway to the north is H-E-B, Big Lots and Chinese restaurant Lin’s Grand Buffet. Following Clark Boulevard to the east is a Walmart Supercenter and Target along with Pizza Patron.Concerts, Swiftie book club and Halloween
Four miles north, the Sames Auto Arena seats over 9,000 people and is home to the Laredo International Sister Cities Festival as well as concerts. Although smaller, the Casablanca Event Center also hosts centers and events such as wrestling. Joe A. Guerra Laredo Public Library is the main branch in all of Laredo, often acting as the center for activities done by the city’s library system. “Ghost Town is probably one of our busiest areas on Halloween,” says Baeza. “A lot of people participate in Trick or Treat.”New high school campus and nearby magnet school
Students in the north of the neighborhood attend Clarence L. Milton Elementary School, while most students in the south attend Michael S. Ryan Elementary. The two schools are graded, respectively, a C and a B-minus from Niche. Mirabeau B. Lamar Middle School, for sixth through eighth grade, receives a C. Joseph W. Nixon High School earns a B-minus and is the second-oldest high school in the city. “You’re within walking distance of one of the bigger high schools. I actually went there,” Baeza says. The high school recently underwent renovations, demolishing older buildings in favor of a new two-story building. The Vidal M. Treviño School of Communications and Fine Arts sits across the road from the main high school, but has not received a score from Niche. It offers Advanced Placement classes to students.Recreation center and state park around a lake
The Senator Judith Zaffirini Park was recently renamed from Ochoa Park and includes a new mini-pitch for soccer. The park is next to Nixon High School and also has a paved walking path around the tennis courts and a covered playground. To the east of Ghost Town, the James and Maria Luisa Haynes Recreation Center has an indoor double gymnasium and an exercise room that overlooks the beach entry pool and the three-lap pool. To the northeast, Lake Casa Blanca International State Park has campsites with electrical and water hookups around the lake. The park also has an 18-hole golf course in addition to watersport opportunities on the lake.Buses, airport and Interstate 35 to the west
El Metro Transit has four bus lines through the neighborhood, with three routes, 8A, 11 and 13, following North Arkansas Avenue. Interstate 35 is 2 miles to the west, and the Bob Bullock Loop, or Loop 20 as it is commonly known, is to the east. Loop 20 curves around the eastern edges of the city. Laredo International Airport and Ghost Town share a border north of the neighborhood.


Agents Specializing in this Area
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Vicky Pineda
Coldwell Banker Ana Ochoa & Co
(956) 477-2650
24 Total Sales
2 in Ghost Town
$475K - $700K Price Range
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Cindy Cantu
Coldwell Banker Ana Ochoa & Co
(956) 477-2855
30 Total Sales
1 in Ghost Town
$740,000 Price
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Ninfa Gutierrez
Keller Williams Laredo
(956) 539-3395
12 Total Sales
2 in Ghost Town
$336K - $360K Price Range
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Martha Wright-Martinez
Responds QuicklyColdwell Banker Ana Ochoa & Co
(956) 815-2513
17 Total Sales
2 in Ghost Town
$335K - $475K Price Range
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Rolando Gonzalez
Responds QuicklyKeller Williams Laredo
(956) 539-3260
25 Total Sales
2 in Ghost Town
$223K - $245K Price Range
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Steven Wright
Responds QuicklyWright Property Services LLC
(956) 539-2916
5 Total Sales
1 in Ghost Town
$316,000 Price
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On average, homes in Ghost Town, Laredo sell after 4 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Ghost Town, Laredo over the last 12 months is $165,000.
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