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Frisco Real Estate and Homes
Frisco, Texas is located in Denton and Collin Counties, approximately 25 minutes north of Dallas and the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Frisco is known for business with new corporations calling Frisco home each day.
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One of the fastest growing communities in Texas, Frisco has a 2023 population of 227,528. Frisco is currently growing at a rate of 3.91% annually and its population has increased by 12.2% since the most recent census, which recorded a population of 202,786 in 2020. The most recent U.S. Census Bureau data shows Frisco is currently the 12th fastest growing city in the nation. Dubbed one of the fastest growing cities in Texas by the North Texas Council of Governments, Frisco is experiencing an unprecedented continued growth rate.
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A major boon to Frisco is the completion of the Dallas North Tollway from Highway 121 to FM 720, which is considered Frisco’s downtown Main Street. Additional highway and service road extensions are slated for completion within the next three to five years.
Shopping is abundant in Frisco, from quaint, old downtown to IKEA, Stonebriar Centre and many new shopping centers. Frisco is also a sports fan’s paradise. The Frisco RoughRiders, a Double-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers, play in the city-owned Dr Pepper/Seven Up Ballpark. The city partnered with the Frisco Independent School District, Southwest Sports Group and Mandalay Sports Entertainment to open the ballpark, which seats 8,800 with overflow in the berm for 1,200. Frisco is also the home of major league soccer club, FC Dallas and the recently completed Pizza Hut Park – which plays hosts to concerts, sporting events and more.
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Frisco is also home to the Superdrome, an international cycling track, and the Natatorium, which holds a 25-meter indoor pool, allowing for a swim team, swimming lessons and water aerobics. In addition, the aquatic center is comple- mented with a state-of-the-art fitness facility, indoor basketball court, archery and putting range with a total area of 33,000 sq. ft. The center is available to all Frisco residents on a membership basis. The city also has an abundance of parks spanning more than 550 acres, and golfers have their choice of three major courses:
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Supported by strong infrastructure, exceptional leadership and quality commercial developments, Frisco has been recognized by Money Magazine as one of the top 100 places to live in the United States. This infrastructure supports an exceptional community and an extraordinary quality of life. Offering a strong economy through diversification, corporate vitality and quality of life, Frisco is proud to be known as a city with progress in motion.
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Frisco, Texas is a city surpassing 145,000 residents, and thanks to affordable housing and a healthy local economy, Frisco was named one of the top places to relocate by Forbes.com in 2009. The Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) area is rich in higher learning opportunities. DFW enrollment in both public and private four-year institutions is over 125,000. The DFW area is home to five community college districts, several of which offer multiple campuses, enrolling just under 135,000 students. Frisco is home to the Collin College Preston Ridge campus.
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Frisco Zip Codes
75034, 75035
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Frisco Real estate and property prices (2023)
Frisco has earned a reputation for having a mixed range of property prices in the Dallas area.
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Median market price of a home: $677,000
Average price per sq. ft: $47
Average number of homes sold each year: 3000
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Frisco Schools & Frisco ISD
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Frisco Independent School District (FISD) in Texas is a rapidly growing educational district known for its commitment to academic excellence and a wide range of extracurricular opportunities. The district's success is largely attributed to its student-opportunities model, which focuses on creating personalized learning environments. This approach is evident in their mission to know every student by name and need, ensuring that each child's unique circumstances and potential are recognized and nurtured.
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FISD encompasses a large area, covering about 75 square miles in Collin and Denton counties. This includes most of the City of Frisco and parts of Plano, McKinney, and Little Elm. As of the latest information, the district serves more than 67,000 students across its numerous schools, which include:
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12 High Schools
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18 Middle Schools
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1 Intermediate School
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43 Elementary Schools
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3 Special Programs Schools
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Each school level is designed to cater to a specific student population, with elementary schools serving around 700 students in grades K-5, middle schools accommodating 800-1,000 students in grades 6-8, and high schools designed for up to 2,100 students in grades 9-12. New high schools in the district typically open with fewer grade levels and gradually add more each year until they serve grades 9-12.
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The district is located approximately 30 miles north of Dallas and is known for its outstanding reputation, drawing families from across Texas, the nation, and even internationally. Frisco ISD's commitment to understanding and meeting the needs of each student makes it a desirable choice for families seeking a comprehensive and nurturing educational environment.
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Best New Home Communities and Subdivisions in Frisco
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Relocating to Frisco, Texas
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We offer a comprehensive Relocation service for clients who are being relocated to the Frisco, Texas area either for work or retirement. We specialize in coordinating a variety of on the ground activities to receive you during initial property hunting excursions to the area. Our team will work closely with you during this process to maximize your time in Frisco during this process. We are able to make a variety of recommendations based on your needs within the constantly shifting market in Frisco.
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Moving is hard and being able to find, buy, relocate and acclimate to a new area can be harder if you don’t have the right service. We not only help with your overall property needs but also by providing you with a variety of checklists and service recommendations to help you be at home without all of the headache. We have a network of service providers from movers, landscaping, pool service technicians, handymen, electricians, plumbers, furnishings and more to help you solve all of your needs. We also can help guide you on the processes for various utilities, enrollments, memberships, licensing and other jurisdictional regulatory bodies to help you quickly and easily get up and running with any businesses you may own or operate or whether you are just ready to hit the golf courses in retirement in Frisco.
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Whether you are relocating to Frisco from California or Canada, or whether you are moving a business or just retiring, let us help you in the process to take away the stress.
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Texas offers several tax benefits to a variety of businesses as well as disabled veterans. Frisco has grown between 5-10% annually for the last several years and has more than doubled in the last 5 years. We anticipate this trend to continue and know it’s important to choose the right area to live in to be well situated for future growth in the valley.
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How we Help Relocating to Frisco
We can help arrange for short term housing, start your home search, connect you with lenders, arrange for all home showings and ultimately close a deal on your new Frisco Home. Oftentimes clients struggle with staying in hotels while traveling back and forth and attempting to find suitable housing. Through our network of property managers and other access to executive housing, we assist in your visit so that you can focus on what matters most to you.
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Our knowledge of the local area and communities within them allow you better insights to the areas in Frisco which have the amenities you desire as well as access to schools and entertainment that is suitable for your needs.
Call us today to plan your relocation. 469-269-6541 We look forward to helping you during your relocation to Frisco in the coming months.
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Find your Frisco Home Value for Free
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If you are curious about how much your Frisco home and Frisco ISD home is worth, simply fill out the form and you will receive a Free Home Value Assessment with your answer. No strings attached! This service is FREE!
Complete the form or give us a contact us and we’ll be happy to come by and give you feedback on the value of your home and what it would take to get your house on the market quickly.
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We promise we won’t spam you, but we will keep you up-to-date on Frisco real estate value!
Frisco New Construction Homes & New Home Builders
FRISCO'S ANNUAL EVENTS:
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Merry Main Street Christmas / Christmas in the Square: tree lighting, carriage rides, and a holiday lights show
Fall Festival: trick-or-treating and family fun
Arts in the Square: an artisan festival boasting locally made foods, art for sale, and entertainment
Frisco Freedom Fest Fourth of July Celebration: Frisco's famous fireworks
Taste of Frisco: a foodie's dream, with restaurant-exploring and sampling across the city
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MAIN ATTRACTIONS IN FRISCO:
Frisco Square is a mixed-use development in the heart of the town, where pedestrians stroll under beautiful brick arches on their way to the upscale movie theater, to shop at boutiques, or to enjoy a new restaurant.
Frisco Commons holds a playground and fishing pond
Hope Park is a famous all-accessible park, intended to allow children with special needs and their friends to play together without barriers
Stonebriar Centre is enormous, containing upscale chains like Nordstrom and with an ice rink in the center, all under a glass roof.
The Frisco Athletic Center attracts families, with 18,000 square feet of indoor aquatic space, including slides and a lazy river, state-of-the-art gyms, and fitness classes.
Dr Pepper Ballpark is the home of minor league baseball team the Frisco RoughRiders, the pride and joy of the town. Catch a game to meet locals aplenty.
Toyota Stadium, a well-known soccer stadium, houses spirited spectators cheering on local or national teams.
Ikea can't be found anywhere else in the metroplex, and families flock to the huge blue building located just next to Dr Pepper Ballpark.
FRISCO ACCOLADES:
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Frisco was the second fastest growing city in the nation from 2000 to 2009.
CNN declared Frisco was one of the "Best Places to Live" in the nation in 2011.
On Forbes’ list "America's 25 Best Places To Move”, Frisco earned 7th place.
Frisco is prosperous— its unemployment rate is less than half of the national average.
NEW IN FRISCO
Swanky Hotel Zaza will open its second Dallas location in Wade Park, Frisco, and the Omni, Hyatt House, and Langham hotels will each open a new Frisco location.
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NOTEWORTHY IN FRISCO
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D Magazine's list of best Frisco restaurants
Frisco Real Estate & Frisco Relocation FAQs
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Each home sale and purchase in Frisco, Texas is unique: Some homes sell without incident, some buyers search for ages for a property that fits their family. Real estate transactions can be complicated for both first-time buyers and seasoned investors. If you are relocating to Frisco, Texas, partnering with a top Frisco Realtor like Nitin is the key to a smooth experience. With sophisticated negotiation skills and professional discretion, Nitin will expertly guide you through the sale or purchase of your luxury home in Frisco dynamic real estate markets if you are relocating to Frisco.
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Q:I’m relocating to Frisco, Texas. How can Nitin help me with this transition?
Nitin specializes in Frisco relocation services such as Frisco neighborhood comparisons, school district information and cost-of-living market analyses. He’ll also help clients relocating to Frisco – from any part of the world – hire an agent to sell their current home. He is an expert on luxury living in the Dallas metro with leads on recreational and entertainment options in various neighborhoods, as well as professional services, including medical and legal providers. You can rely on Nitin to handle your transition and make it as stress-free as possible.
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Q: Is there any difference between a Frisco "relocation specialist" and any other realtor in Frisco?
The "seasoned professionals" or Frisco relocation specialists are few and far between. To help you better find someone look for the following, and ask these questions:
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1) What is their background? What kind of real estate designations and training do they have?
2) Do they have 5 star reviews on public websites such as Zillow.com and Google.com? What do their clients say about them?
3) What specifics do they know about the Frisco market? Do they have the ability to run reports on the fly about Frisco and the Frisco school district?
4) Do they provide tools like Dallas Neighborhood Finder?
5) Do they understand home construction tools and techniques if you are looking for a new construction home?
6) What continuing education have they completed beyond the required yearly classes?
7) Is their website custom built, specific to Frisco area, or a cookie cutter version from their broker? Do they provide Frisco Relocation Resources on their website?
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8) When are they available? How do they communicate?
If you ask question #'s 5 & 6, you will quickly identify those agents in the top 3% of the business who will be able to help you most effectively
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Q: I’m an international buyer relocating to Frisco– can Nitin help me find and purchase a new home or investment property in Frisco?
Nitin is a Frisco relocation specialist. Nitin assists his clients with the intricacies of an international move or purchase, acting as their single point of contact for all stages of the sale. He’ll stay in constant communication with you to understand your unique needs in a luxury home in Frisco area, provide school and neighborhood profiles, organize necessary bank and government documents, offer move-in support and coordinate with other area professionals as needed to ensure a world-class experience.
Q:I’m considering selling my Frisco home – can Nitin help me find out what it’s worth?
As a real estate professional with extensive experience in the various Dallas metro areas including Frisco, Nitin is uniquely positioned to assess the value of luxury homes in this region. He’ll provide reliable market analysis to help clients determine their home’s worth in the current real estate market.
Q:I’m thinking of putting my Frisco home on the market and searching for a new home – is it a good time to buy or sell?
With access to numerous industry resources, Nitin has a keen perspective on area trends – housing, employment, business, population growth, retail landscape in Frisco, Texas – and will share his assessment of the market with clients as they consider their next real estate move.
Q:With so many homes on the market, what can Nitin do to make my listing stand out among numerous Frisco homes for sale?
Nitin has engineered a dominant marketing presence, appearing in internet search, social media, print and direct mail channels to promote the properties. Nitin has a proven marketing strategy to market homes. He has technical expertise to leverage the latest digital marketing technologies to market your home for sale in Frisco. He invests considerable time and money to ensure prospective buyers notice your listing and see it in person. Nitin also will help you stage your home to take it from average to inviting, encouraging offers from qualified shoppers. Nitin understands that impeccable staging and aggressive marketing contribute to quicker, larger offers and satisfied clients on both sides of the sale.
Q:I’m interested in a waterfront property. Should I worry about flooding problems?
Frisco luxury real estate markets offer exceptional waterfront properties along Grapevine Lake. Seller disclosure laws in Texas require current owners to disclose known problems with their properties, including past flooding problems, so buyers can purchase with confidence.
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Q:What are the property taxes in Frisco?
You can learn more about Frisco Property Taxes here
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Q:I am relocating to Frisco and I found my dream home in Frisco, but it’s not for sale. Can Nitin help me make an offer anyway?
Occasionally, a buyer will find and fall in love with the home of their dreams – when it’s not for sale. As a skilled and sensitive negotiator, Nitin is prepared to approach owners of off-market properties to help you make an irresistible offer.
Q:Do you have an information packet on Frisco relocation that you can send me?
In today’s busy world, we want information now, and we especially understand that when you are making a move. We are Frisco relocation specialists. We have a great online Frisco Relocation Guide that provides information and resources about your target destination in Dallas metro area including Frisco. Simply complete the form to request a guide and we will send you a link to access it. If you would prefer to receive a hard copy of the guide, please let us know. You can also get started by completing our Frisco Relocation Survey
Q:My Frisco house hunting trip is one week. Will that be enough time? How many days should I spend actually looking for a house in Frisco?
Yes, one week can be fine to find a home in Frisco if you know exactly what kind of home you want . It usually takes about a day to negotiate a deal. The inspection could be a couple of days to set up. Then you should add a day or so just in case something unexpected happens. If you do some research ahead of time, a couple of good days should be enough. Please complete this Frisco Relocation survey to help us narrow down your search.
Q:If I happen to see a house in Frisco that interests me on the Internet, would you be able to get me more information via email?
Definitely. I can email you listings with full details. I can even send you additional information above and beyond what is available to you on the Internet because of my access to great tools. There is a reason that we are Frisco relocation specialists!
Q:Can you recommend a good moving company in my area for my move to Frisco?
As part of our services for individuals relocating to Frisco, we will be happy to recommend national companies who offer a full range of services. We’re happy to provide a list of options for your consideration.
Q:Can you help me arrange for household services in Frisco?
We can help you apply for a mortgage, arrange for insurance, purchase a home warranty, or make home repairs for your Frisco home. Many of our clients greatly value the convenience of “one-stop shopping” for home-related services.
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Q:What is the common real estate contract closing time for a home purchase in Frisco?
It is generally 30 days in Texas but it can be negotiated between buyer and the seller
Q:I am not ready to buy in Frisco. Can you help me find a rental property in Frisco?
Yes. Many families relocating to Frisco want to take time finding the right home when they move to Frisco, or are unable to buy a home in Frisco until they sell a home in their previous location. We offer services and advice to help you find rental property. We will help you learn about the area and keep an eye out for properties meeting your criteria
Q:I work in Human Resources for a company that is relocating employees to Frisco, Texas. Can you help me with relocating multiple employees?
Absolutely. If you’ve never managed a group move before, our Frisco Relocation Services is a great place to start to help your employees relocating to Frisco. We can help you develop a policy, present information to your employees, provide tours of Frisco, sell their current homes, purchase new homes or find rental properties in Frisco and much more. Leverage the services of Frisco relocation specialists to make your company relocation easier for your employees!
Nitin is the top Realtor and luxury real estate resource in Frisco, Texas. Call or text his directly at (469) 269-6541 to get answers to your real estate questions and find the perfect Frisco home.
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How populous is Frisco or what is the population of Frisco, TX?
Frisco is the 18th-most-populous city in Texas (177,286). The top 10 cities in Texas by population are: Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, Fort Worth, El Paso, Arlington, Corpus Christi, Plano, Laredo.
How far is Frisco from Dallas?
There are 25 miles from Frisco to Dallas in south direction and 27 miles by car, following the Dallas North Tollway route. Frisco and Dallas are 30 minutes far apart, if you drive non-stop.
What county is Frisco Tx in?
Frisco is a city in Collin and Denton counties in Texas. It is part of the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex,
How far is Frisco from the airports in Dallas?
Frisco is approximately 25 miles from both Dallas Love Field and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.
What is the average income in Frisco Texas?
The average income of a Frisco resident is $43,595 a year. The US average is $28,555 a year. - The Median household income of a Frisco resident is $112,155 a year. The US average is $53,482 a year.
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Is it expensive to live in Frisco TX?
Relative to the cost of living index based on a US average of 100, the cost of living is 131.8 in Frisco
Is Frisco a safe city?
Frisco is considered a bedroom community for many professionals who commute to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and it is also a safe place to call home. The violent crime rate here is 79.5, and your chance of being affected by property crime in Frisco is 2%
Does it snow in Frisco Texas?
Frisco averages 1 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 230 sunny days per year in Frisco.
How cold does it get in Frisco Texas?
In Frisco, the summers are hot and muggy, the winters are cold and windy, and it is partly cloudy year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 36°F to 95°F and is rarely below 24°F or above 101°F.
Frisco Relocation Specialist
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As a Frisco Relocation Specialist, I understand the needs and concerns of families and individuals transferring to Frisco. With this in mind, I make sure all my clients receive a relocation package which includes, among other things, information on Frisco ISD schools, taxes, and recreation. After my clients have developed an overview of the Frisco neighborhoods, I give them a personal tour of the areas of interest. Thereafter, through thoughtful interviewing and careful listening, I help my clients find the home and community that completely satisfies their lifestyle needs.
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As a longtime Dallas metro native, I am able to share my personal insight and thorough knowledge of the Frisco & Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) real estate with my relocation clients. Early on in my career, I made it a professional goal to enhance my knowledge of certain key areas of the Frisco, areas of growth and value. In doing so, I completely immersed myself in learning the character and details of the surrounding Frisco communities to provide valuable insights to Frisco Relocation families. This self-initiated process has given me a unique grasp of the Frisco real estate market. It has provided me the knowledge necessary to provide details and compare different subdivisions & communities within Frisco, at a level few people can. Furthermore, my continuing education keeps me current with changes throughout the city of Frisco. As a result, you can be assured that you will be with a highly trained Frisco Realtor no matter where your housing needs may take you.
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In your relocation, when buying a home in Frisco, you need a highly qualified representative protecting your rights. In my capacity as an Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR), my clients enjoy the security of knowing that they have professional representation working for them, instead of the seller. Fewer than 1 in 500 real estate agents have earned the ABR professional designation. In addition, I have earned the nationally recognized Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) designation. The CRS is the highest professional designation of residential specialty in the country and only 3% of Realtors nationally have earned this distinction. Last, but not least, you will enjoy the security of having an experienced Frisco Relocation Expert, not simply a Sales Agent, safeguarding your interests in the details of such an important transaction.
I have also had the good fortune of working with people from throughout the United States as a Frisco Relocation Realtor; families from New York to California. Because of my local expertise, I am often asked to assist international clients as well. I have worked with families from Canada, China, Mexico, Singapore, Dubai, Pakistan, South Africa, Sweden, and the United Kingdom, to name a few.
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I hope this begins to give you a clear picture of the variety of services I can provide you. Remember, it costs you nothing to have my expertise put to work, finding you the perfect home and protecting your interests throughout the process! Feel free to call me at 469-269-6541 for answers to any questions that have occurred to you and further discuss the strategies I will use to effectively represent you in your relocation to Frisco.
Certified Relocation Specialist in Frisco Texas - Helping families relocate to Frisco.
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Frisco Texas Real Estate Market Information.
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Areas we cover
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ADDISON, ALLEN, ARGYLE, ARLINGTON, AUBREY, AZLE, BEDFORD, CARROLLTON, CEDAR HILL, COLLEYVILLE, COLLIN COUNTY, COPPELL, DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, DENTON, DENTON COUNTY, DESOTO, DUNCANVILLE, EULESS, FLOWER MOUND, FORT WORTH, FRISCO, FT WORTH, GARLAND, GRAND PRAIRIE, GRAPEVINE, HALTOM CITY, HASLET, HURST, IRVING, JOHNSON COUNTY, JUSTIN, KELLER, KENNEDALE, KRUM, LAKE DALLAS, LANCASTER, LEWISVILLE, LITTLE ELM, MANSFIELD, MCKINNEY, MESQUITE, NAVAL AIR STATION JRB, NEWARK, NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, PARKER COUNTY, PLANO, PONDER, PROSPER, RHOME, RICHARDSON, RICHLAND HILLS, ROANOKE, ROWLETT, SACHSE, SOUTHLAKE, TARRANT COUNTY, THE COLONY, TROPHY CLUB, WEATHERFORD, WESTLAKE, WISE COUNTY