The first Teso Life merchandise store will open later this year at the former Gold’s Gym building, at 12261 Eastlake Blvd. in Eastlake Commons.
The opening of Teso Life is part of the trend of growth in Asian retail stores in El Paso, alongside businesses such as Daiso and Miniso.
The store is known for several popular items, including Asian snacks, skincare, toys and collectibles. For those who like Asian snacks, it might be the place to try different Kit Kats. Japanese Kit Kat flavors include matcha, strawberry cheesecake, hojicha (Japanese roasted green tea), purple sweet potato, and banana caramel.
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El Paso, Texas-based firm picked up building leased to Birkenstock and Rimowa
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River Oaks Properties (“ROP”), the largest commercial real estate development and management firm in El Paso, Texas, announced today the acquisition of 111-115 NE 40th Street in Miami’s renowned Design District for $27 million. The off-market, all-cash transaction represents ROP’s first acquisition in the Miami Design District and its third investment in South Florida.
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Jul. 9—Everything is bigger in Texas, including the appetite for Dion’s pizza.
The New Mexico-based restaurant chain, well known for its pizza, salads, subs and ranch, is satisfying the demand with a second El Paso location that broke ground at N. Zaragoza Road and Pebble Hills Boulevard in May, a restaurant official told the Journal Wednesday.
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EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Dion’s Pizza will be opening a second restaurant in El Paso.
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)– El Paso children’s hospital opened a new urgent care in far east El Paso.
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EL PASO, Texas, June 26, 2025 - River Oaks Properties has agreed to sell 9 shopping centers in El Paso, Texas to a combination of MIMCO-managed investment partnerships.
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Acquisition marks River Oaks Property’s 2nd Trophy Acquisition in South Florida
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Ribbon Cutting to be held Friday, Dec. 6 at 9 a.m. More than $100,000 in Community Grants to be Awarded
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“We developed seven shopping centers in excess of $100 million on Eastlake,” River Oaks President Frank said.
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