Frisco, TX Real Estate and City Guide
Frisco spans Collin and Denton counties, about 25 miles from both Dallas Love Field and DFW International Airport. It's home to The Star, the Dallas Cowboys' headquarters, and to the PGA of America's headquarters and the Omni PGA Frisco Resort. Toyota Stadium, Riders Field, the Comerica Center, and the Ford Center at The Star host professional, college, and community sports and events throughout the year.
Population and Growth
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates Frisco's population at 236,955 as of July 1, 2025, up from 200,509 in the 2020 Census, an increase of about 18%.
Jobs, Schools, and Getting Around
Frisco's largest employers include Frisco ISD, the City of Frisco, T-Mobile, Keurig Dr Pepper, and the Dallas Cowboys, and the Dallas Stars and PGA of America are headquartered here. The Dallas North Tollway, State Highway 121 (Sam Rayburn Tollway), and US 380 connect Frisco to Plano, McKinney, and Dallas.
Frisco ISD serves most of the city, and parts of Frisco are in Lewisville, Little Elm, and Prosper ISDs. District boundaries don't follow city limits, so always confirm the assigned district for a specific address directly with the district.
Sports, Parks, and Things to Do
Frisco's calendar is built around sports, from Cowboys events at The Star to FC Dallas at Toyota Stadium and the Frisco RoughRiders at Riders Field. In north Frisco, Fields includes the PGA of America's 660-acre golf campus and more than 250 acres of planned parks and open space with about 25 miles of trails, and Universal has announced a 97-acre theme park in Frisco designed for young children.
Property Taxes
Texas has no state income tax, which is one reason property tax rates here are higher than in many states. For a home inside the City of Frisco and Frisco ISD, the 2026 combined rate for the city, school district, Collin County, and Collin College is about 1.68% of taxable value before exemptions, roughly $10,070 a year on a $600,000 home. Homes on the Denton County side, in another school district, or in a MUD or PID have different rates, so check the specific address. Our North Dallas relocation guide compares rates city by city.
Neighborhood Highlights
Fields
A 2,500-acre development in north Frisco, between Preston Road and US 380, planned for up to 14,000 homes and apartments alongside the PGA of America campus, shops, offices, and more than 250 acres of parks and open space. Zoned to Frisco ISD. Typical prices: high $700s to $2.1M.
Phillips Creek Ranch
A master-planned community in west Frisco with community pools, trails, and amenity centers. Zoned to Frisco ISD. Typical prices: mid $700s to $1.6M.
Starwood
A gated community near the Dallas North Tollway with custom homes. Zoned to Frisco ISD. Typical prices: mid $900s to $2.7M.
Newman Village
A guard-gated, traditional-style community with a 2.5-acre Italian garden, fountain plazas, a resort-style pool, tennis and pickleball courts, and art along its walking trails. Zoned to Frisco ISD. Typical prices: mid $600s to $3.4M.
Frisco Lakes by Del Webb
An active adult (55+) community by Del Webb with a golf course, clubhouse, fitness center, pickleball and tennis courts, lakes, and an on-site restaurant. Most homes are zoned to Little Elm ISD, with some in Frisco ISD. Typical prices: mid $300s to high $600s.
Stonebriar
Established neighborhoods in south Frisco around Stonebriar Country Club, near Stonebriar Centre, with some gated, guarded sections. Zoned to Lewisville ISD. Typical prices: high $600s to $2.3M.
Typical prices show the middle 80% of homes sold in each neighborhood in the 12 months ending October 2026, based on NTREIS MLS data. For smaller neighborhoods, recent listings are included. Prices vary by home, lot, and section.
Work With a Local Frisco Real Estate Team
Frisco's housing ranges from established neighborhoods to new master-planned communities like Fields in the north.
Whether you're relocating for a job, moving within Frisco, or selling a home you've owned for years, you need an agent who knows Frisco's neighborhoods at the street level.
Jessica and David Hughey have helped clients buy and sell across Frisco's diverse housing landscape. We combine real-time market data with genuine local insight to help you make confident decisions. Thinking about selling? Get a free home value estimate, or see current prices and inventory in our monthly Collin County market update.
Contact Us to start the conversation, or explore our Buying and Selling pages to learn more about how we work.
Official Site: friscotexas.gov
