Known simply as "the Valley" to local residents, this region demarks one of the southernmost points of the U.S. as the country tapers out between the Rio Grande and the Gulf of Mexico. With its mild climate and rich alluvial soils, this is one of the most productive citrus-fruit and vegetable growing zones in the state. Located along the coastal flyway, it is also an important stopover for migratory bird species as well as monarch butterflies in preserves such as Laguna Atacosa National Wildlife Refuge-not to mention the decidedly more rowdy species of lesser-winged spring-breaker at South Padre Island. Of the roughly $968 million in rural land and property currently for sale in the Lower Rio Grande Valley Texas region, Hidalgo County has the most acres of land listed for sale. Willacy County recorded the most sales activity based on sales recorded in this region through the Land Network Comparable Sales program last month. Edinburg had the most land and rural real estate for sale among cities located in the Lower Rio Grande Valley Texas region. Looking for more farms, ranches, and rural real estate for sale in Texas? Browse the Land Network for thousands more available land listings and rural real estate for sale throughout the state.