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Cartel violence has Mexican nationals moving to Valley
Posted: 03.10.2010 at 11:13 PM
Mary Avila

Mary Avila anchors Action 4 Sunrise.

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Recent drug cartel violence in Reynosa, Matamoros and other border communities is causing a spike in home sales in the Rio Grande Valley.

More and more Mexican nationals are buying properties in Brownsville, McAllen and other communities.

Action 4 news spoke to Juan Carlos Alvarado with Altre Insurance in Brownsville.

Alvarado said they've seen a big increase of Mexican citizens buying homes in Brownsville.

He said they are trying to escape the cruel reality of violence occurring on their side of the border.

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