Million Dollar
Homes.

Yes, though the market is small — typically fewer than 50 transactions per year above $1 million. The inventory is concentrated in the Upper Valley (estate acreage), Coronado hilltop (architectural trophy homes with mountain views), West Hills (gated enclaves), and along Scenic Drive (iconic view properties). These properties rarely appear on Zillow before going under contract — off-market relationships matter at this price point.

Four main categories: Upper Valley estate compounds with 2–10+ acres (some with horse facilities and orchard trees), Coronado/West Hills custom architectural homes on hilltop positions with Franklin Mountain panoramas, gated enclave properties with resort-style amenities, and historic Scenic Drive view properties. Each category appeals to a different buyer profile.

From a value standpoint, El Paso's ultra-luxury market is exceptional. A $1.5M Upper Valley estate in El Paso would likely be priced at $4M–$8M in Scottsdale's equivalent horse property market. El Paso's luxury pricing reflects a smaller market, not inferior quality. As the city grows and the national real estate community discovers it, the gap is expected to compress — creating significant appreciation potential for early luxury buyers.

ProGen maintains relationships with estate attorneys, wealth managers, and established El Paso families who often know about significant properties before they hit the market. At this price point, the best opportunities frequently never appear on MLS. We represent luxury buyers in both traditional and off-market transactions with the same commission-free model.

Yes. ProGen has experience with agricultural-zone properties in the Upper Valley, including horse-friendly lots, properties with acequia water rights, and rural residential zoning considerations specific to El Paso and Hudspeth counties. If you are looking for land with riding facilities or multi-acre privacy, the Upper Valley is the right conversation to start.