EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — El Paso’s historic A.B. Fall Mansion has a new owner after the City Council voted to sell the property during its meeting on Tuesday.
City leaders agreed to sell the mansion to Investor Edge Limited Company for a little more than $840,000.
The mansion was first built in 1907 by Albert Fall, one of New Mexico’s first senators.
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The city took over the property in 2006 due to neglect by the previous owner.
About $1.2 million was put into renovations, and the mansion was used for office space up until 2021.
The city’s Central Appraisal District has valued the mansion at about $1.6 million.
City records indicated in 2025 that El Paso has spent approximately $2.3 million on the mansion, with $1.3 million allocated to construction, $120,000 for architecture and design, and $45,000 each for testing and inspections. In 2024, $100,000 was spent on roof repairs alone.
Texas Tech last occupied the mansion until 2021.
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