Current Population
108,733
Third Largest City in RGV
Region Overview
Edinburg By The Numbers
Edinburg’s ideal location in South Texas, paired with its robust infrastructure, skilled workforce and low costs, makes it the perfect choice for your business. Home to more than 100,000 residents, Edinburg is more than just a wonderful place to live – it’s also an ideal place for employers to locate and grow their businesses. In Edinburg, we celebrate diversity, from our residents to our key industries. Our multicultural, multilingual workforce is ready to support your business, whether you’re just getting started or looking to expand.
Demographics
Our economy spans high-growth sectors that give businesses of all sizes a strong foundation. Explore the industries thriving in Edinburg today.
Median Age
30.6
Eight Years Younger Than U.S. (38.9)
Population Growth
41% 2010-2024
One of the Fastest Growing Cities in Texas
Workforce
Our economy spans high-growth sectors that give businesses of all sizes a strong foundation. Explore the industries thriving in Edinburg today.
Education
55%
Population age 25+ has postsecondary degree
Labor Force
644,000+ Metro Area
52,082 Edinburg
Average Wage
$19.62/hr
40% lower than Texas ($27.56/hr)
Affordability
Our economy spans high-growth sectors that give businesses of all sizes a strong foundation. Explore the industries thriving in Edinburg today.
Cost of Living
22%
Below the U.S. Average
Housing Costs
48%
Below the U.S. Average
Higher Education
#1
Lowest Student Debt in Texas at UTRGV
Eds and Meds
Edinburg is home to a diverse and growing economy. The city supports businesses across a wide range of sectors with skilled workforce, competitive costs, and direct access to U.S. and international markets. Whatever your industry, Edinburg has the infrastructure and the team to help you grow.
Key Assets
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County seat of Hidalgo County - Approximately 35,812 students at UTRGV, one of the largest Hispanic Serving Institutions in U.S.
- Home to the only medical school south of San Antonio
- 1,084-acre, user-fee airport, as designated by the U.S. Customs Service
- Foreign Trade Zone
- Opportunity Zone
- Largest school district in Hidalgo County
- 15 miles of interstate in the city limits
