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Our home base. Historic charm around the square, large master-planned neighborhoods and new builds to the north.
Check the school district and HOA by the exact address. Streets close together can fall in different zones.
Large lots, a small-town center and new neighborhoods along the Dallas North Tollway extension.
Prosper sits in both Collin and Denton counties, so the appraisal district depends on the address. New communities often carry special-district charges, so ask for the full yearly cost before you tour.
Sports, shopping and top-rated amenities, with a mix of established and brand-new neighborhoods.
Frisco sits in both Collin and Denton counties. Which appraisal district applies depends on the address.
Established neighborhoods, mature trees and easy access to jobs, shopping and the DART rail line.
Many Plano homes were built in the 1970s through 1990s. Older roofs, foundations and plumbing make a thorough inspection especially important.
Family-focused neighborhoods, a strong school district and a walkable shopping and dining district.
Allen ISD zones and HOA rules vary by neighborhood. Confirm both for the exact address, and ask what the HOA covers.
One of the fastest-growing towns in North Texas, with a historic square and large new master-planned communities.
Celina spans Collin and Denton counties and is changing quickly. Ask about special-district charges, and about planned roads and schools near the home you like.
A fast-growing city on the US-380 corridor, close to Lake Lavon. Many new communities and larger lots.
Near the lake, ask about Corps of Engineers easements and flood zones. In newer neighborhoods, ask about PID or MUD charges.
A small town on the US-75 corridor with new subdivisions, a historic center and quick access to McKinney and Allen.
Growth is fast, so confirm school zones and any special-district charges for the exact address.
A growing town north of McKinney with a historic square, new neighborhoods and rural acreage.
On acreage, confirm water, septic and access. In new subdivisions, ask about PID or MUD charges.
Test the drive at rush hour before you decide. Ten miles can mean ten minutes or an hour.
School district lines do not always follow city lines. Confirm the zone for each home.
City, school district, county and special districts all add up. We give you the number for each address.
Roof age and hail history change the price. Ask before you make an offer.
Planning a move from out of state? Call us before you tour, and we will build a short list around your commute, schools and budget.
