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Frisco, TX Real Estate Market Overview

The number of listings in Frisco, TX increased by 11% between September 2024 and October 2024. In October 2024 median list price was $668,058 and the average listing age was 74 days.

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Living In Frisco, TX

What is it like to live in Frisco, Texas?

Frisco is located in Collin County, Texas. There are roughly 121,010 residents, living in 41,215 households. The average temperature for Frisco this time of the year is low of 43F and high of 66F. On average, Frisco gets about 3.12 inches of precipitation in November. Most residents are home owners (75%), have a post secondary degree (70%) and are married, with kids (43%).

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What type of housing is available in Frisco, Texas?

The housing landscape in Frisco is characterized by a mix of modern and traditional single-family homes, which make up a significant portion of the market. Apartments and townhouses are also available, providing options for various lifestyles and family sizes. The area has seen a wave of development in recent years, with many homes featuring contemporary amenities and designs.

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What are the advantages of living in Frisco, Texas?

Frisco prides itself on being a vibrant community with a family-friendly atmosphere. The city is celebrated for its annual festivals, including the Frisco Freedom Fest and the Lone Star Storytelling Festival, which reflect the community's spirit and cultural values. The presence of numerous parks and recreational facilities contributes to the area's inviting character.

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Are things conveniently located in Frisco, Texas?

Residents of Frisco have access to a robust educational system, with multiple public and private schools serving the community, including specialized institutions that cater to a range of educational needs. Healthcare services are comprehensive, with several hospitals and clinics offering a variety of medical services. The city also boasts a diverse array of retail and dining options that mirror the local culture, and efforts are continually made to enhance these services to accommodate the city's growth.

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What does the transportation in Frisco, Texas look like?

Frisco's transportation infrastructure includes a network of major roads and highways that facilitate easy commuting and travel. Public transit options are available, with bus services connecting key areas of the city. The community is also served by ride-sharing services, providing additional convenience for residents. Certain neighborhoods are known for their walkability, and there are efforts to improve bike lanes and pedestrian paths to encourage alternative modes of transport.

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Homes For Sale Near Frisco, TX

Housing Market Reports In Collin County

Schools Near Frisco, TX

Elementary Schools

  • Spradley Elementary School

    11411 Leona St

    Public District KG-5

  • Tadlock Elementary School

    12515 Godfrey Dr

    Public District KG-5

  • Hosp Elementary School

    5050 Lone Star Ranch Pkwy

    Public District PK-5

Middle Schools

  • Stafford Middle School

    2288 Little River Rd

    Public District 6-8

  • Hays Middle School

    14441 Hillcrest Rd

    Public District 6-8

  • Griffin Middle School

    5105 N Colony Blvd

    Public District 6-8

High Schools

  • Lone Star High School

    2606 Panther Creek Pkwy

    Public District 9-12

  • Reedy High School

    3003 Stonebrook Pkwy

    Public District 9-12

  • Frisco High School

    6401 Parkwood Blvd

    Public District 9-12

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