Other exciting changes to downtown Weslaco include three dining establishments that are either new, expanding or relocating. Downtown business owners can learn more about the grants by visiting the EDC office at 275 S.
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Two EDC grants specifically targeting older downtown buildings include the Weslaco 100 and Facade Grants that match up to 50% of the cost of code and facade improvements up to certain limits. “The two story building will now anchor the south-most entrance into our historic downtown with a more picturesque presence.” “That corner needed a shot in the arm,” says EDC Vice President, Diana Fuentes Aguilar, who also owns an office building downtown. “Renovating the building was going to cost us more than the price of the building and without the EDC’s incentive, we would have walked.” “It was a do or die deal,” said property owner Mario Mendiola.
The Economic Development Corporation of Weslaco approved an incentive amount applied towards restoration plans that would assist in code improvements to plumbing, electrical, insulation, ceiling and structural upgrades.
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Mixed use development plans for the 3,000 plus square foot building include office and/or retail space for the two units on the ground floor and nicely equipped, one bedroom apartments above. and 6th Street, it was a welcomed sign that downtown Weslaco continues to redefine itself as a diverse shopping experience for Valley residents. WESLACO, TEXAS – With the recent announcement of the purchase and restoration plans for the corner property at Texas Blvd.
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