Prosper, TX real estate
Prosper sits just north of Frisco and is known for larger lots, newer neighborhoods and higher typical price points than most of Collin County.
Prosper 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 roughly steady (+1.8% from last month), so choice for buyers is about where it was. 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 Prosper
Much of Prosper was built in the last 15 to 20 years, and master-planned communities such as Windsong Ranch have shaped the town. Prosper ISD is a major draw for families. Boundaries are specific, so verify zoning by address.
The Dallas North Tollway and Preston Road connect residents south toward Frisco and Plano, while retail and commercial development continues to fill in along the town's growth corridors.
Good to know
- At higher price points, taxes, HOA dues and any MUD or PID fees matter as much as the list price when you estimate a monthly payment.
- Ask for the full cost picture, including special district fees, before you write an offer.
- School zoning, HOA dues and tax rates vary by address. I check them with you before you make an offer.
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