Growth Rate

The city's rate of growth is among the fastest in the nation, according to a study conducted recently by the U.S. Census Bureau.  Between 1990-1998, El Paso recorded the third highest growth rate in the United States at 19.3 percent.

Workforce

El Paso is home to a young population whose labor force is diverse, bilingual, and readily trainable for an expanding economy in the 21st Century.  Coupled with a strong work ethic and diverse education and training programs, the rapidly growing El Paso labor force continues to attract a variety of industries to the region.  In addition, the population under the age of 18 is about 36%.


 




Cost of Living

 El Paso residents enjoy a relatively low cost of living compared to other cities in the United States.  Combined with its growing size and numerous points of cultural and scenic interest, the El Paso area offers businesses a thriving community coupled with a pleasant and affordable cost of living.  During the 1st quarter of 2000, El Paso was at 4.5% below the national cost of living average.

Important Numbers
 

Greater El Paso Assoc. of Realtors

915-779-3521

El Paso Association of Builders

915-778-5387

City of El Paso

915-541-4000

El Paso Times

915-546-6100

El Paso Independent School District

915-779-3781

University of Texas El Paso

915-747-5000

El Paso Community College

915-831-3722

Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce

915-534-0500

The Rutter Organization

915-581-9807

 

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