Frisco, TX real estate
Frisco has grown from a small town into one of the DFW area's most recognized suburbs, and it spans both Collin and Denton counties.
Frisco market snapshot
Current listing activity from NTREIS MLS data, compiled by Mike Montgomery, with the change from the previous month.
What the numbers say
Active listings are up 17.1% from last month, so buyers in Frisco generally have more homes to choose from and more room to negotiate on price and seller concessions. The median list price can swing when the mix of homes on the market changes, such as more new construction or fewer luxury listings. It is not the same thing as home values or an appraisal.
Figures are for informational purposes only, come from third-party sources and are not guaranteed. They are not an appraisal or a valuation of any property. For an opinion on a specific home, request a free home value review.
Living and buying in Frisco
The Star (the Dallas Cowboys' headquarters), the PGA of America headquarters and PGA Frisco, Toyota Stadium and steady retail and dining along the Tollway make Frisco a destination as well as a place to live.
Homes run from townhomes and condos near the entertainment districts to large estates in gated communities. Frisco ISD serves much of the city, with the exact campus depending on the address, and new development continues farther north and west.
Good to know
- Wide price range: the median list price can move when the mix of listings shifts toward more townhomes or more luxury homes.
- Frisco spans two counties, so school districts and tax rates can differ by address. Check both before you make an offer.
- New construction is still available on the northern and western edges.
- School zoning, HOA dues and tax rates vary by address. I check them with you before you make an offer.
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