Frisco, Texas Homes and Neighborhoods

My home base. A strong address still needs the right price, presentation and negotiation.

Living in Frisco

Frisco neighborhoods range from communities built in the 2000s to brand-new construction on the north side of town. The city sits mainly in Collin County, north of Dallas, and it's my home base. Parts of Frisco are in Denton County, and I cover that in one Denton County page. Homes near ponds and lakes are on my Frisco lake neighborhoods page.

People choose Frisco for different reasons. Some want a 2000s-era neighborhood with mature trees and a community pool. Some want a new build with the latest floor plan. Some are relocating for a job along the Dallas North Tollway and need a commute that works. Each of those buyers is looking at a different Frisco, and each seller is competing with a different set of homes.

That's why I never treat Frisco as one market. The right price and the right plan depend on the neighborhood, the age of the home and what's for sale around it right now.

What's My Frisco Home Worth?

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Neighborhoods worth knowing in Frisco

These are real communities I can confirm with a builder, a developer, the city or the community's own site. Tell me which one you are drawn to and I will pull recent sales for that exact street.

Frisco at a glance

Population: 219,304
Growth since the 2019 estimate: +23.9%
Homes and apartments: 80,353
Median year homes were built: 2009
Homes lived in by their owners: 65.9%
Median monthly rent: $2,014
Median household income: $150,212
Average commute to work: 28.6 minutes
Unemployment rate: 4.6%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2024. Growth compares with the 2019 estimates. These are estimates, not exact counts. Saved October 2026. See the numbers and how to cite them.

How I Work in Frisco

I'm Omega Mejia, a REALTOR® with Simply Great Real Estate Group at OnDemand Realty. Our office is at 6160 Warren Pkwy in Frisco, and most of my business happens within a short drive of it.

Here's what I tell every Frisco seller: don't let the city name do all the selling. A Frisco address carries weight, and buyers still compare your home with every other home in their price range, including new construction a few miles north. Your home needs the right positioning, presentation, price and negotiation behind it.

I run every Frisco sale and purchase through my CLEAR Real Estate Method. Sellers see a Plan A, B and C for pricing before we list. Every listing gets professional photos, a walkthrough video, its own website, paid ads and a promoted listing on Homes.com. Boosted Zillow ads run on select homes, and luxury homes, $800,000 and up, get a 21-video series.

Buyers start with a buyer consultation before any showings, so we know what the home has to do for you before we tour. Selling in Frisco? Buying in Frisco? Start there.

Frisco Neighborhoods & Communities

Panther Creek Estates. I know Panther Creek Estates inside and out. It sits in northeast Frisco near Coit Road and Eldorado Parkway, bordered by Panther Creek Parkway. Most homes were built between about 2003 and 2012. You'll find two-story brick homes, many with four or more bedrooms and flex space and some up to about 5,000 square feet, and one-story homes with three bedrooms and an office, about 2,000 to 2,600 square feet. The neighborhood has an HOA pool and three city parks, and Northeast Community Park sits next door with walking trails, sports fields and a large skate park.

Buyers who want everything on one floor, including people downsizing in Frisco, look for one-story homes like these. If you own one, that shapes who your buyer is and how we market your home.

2000s-era Frisco. Neighborhoods built in the 2000s, like Panther Creek Estates, compete on location, lot and mature landscaping. Updates and condition shape the price more than square footage alone.

North Frisco and new construction. Newer communities toward US 380 offer the latest floor plans and builder incentives. If you're selling a resale home, those builders are part of your competition. If you're buying, I'll help you compare them on the full numbers. See new construction in Frisco.

Frisco Housing Market & Home Types

Frisco is mostly single-family homes, from starter homes to luxury estates, with townhomes and new construction mixed in. Home ages run from the early 2000s to homes still being built today.

Because the range is so wide, a citywide average price tells you little. What your home is worth depends on its neighborhood, age, updates, lot and the homes competing with it this month. I pull that from recent sales in your part of Frisco, not from a city-wide number. Find out what your Frisco home is worth.

Schools come up in nearly every Frisco conversation. Most of Frisco is in Frisco ISD, and some addresses near the city's edges fall in other districts. Always check the district for the specific address. I'll point you to the district's own boundary tools so you can confirm it yourself.

Moving up to more space? See upsizing in Frisco. Looking at the high end? See luxury homes in Frisco.

Getting Around Frisco & Local Lifestyle

Frisco's main roads are the Dallas North Tollway, the Sam Rayburn Tollway (State Highway 121) and US 380. Where you work and which of those you drive every day should shape where you buy.

Frisco is home to The Star, the Dallas Cowboys headquarters, plus PGA Frisco, Toyota Stadium and Stonebriar Centre. Universal Kids Resort opened in Frisco in July 2026. From Panther Creek Estates, Universal Kids Resort is a short drive.

The University of North Texas also has a campus in Frisco. UNT at Frisco sits at Preston Road and Panther Creek Parkway, close to Panther Creek Estates, with its Frisco Landing building open since 2023. And for dinner, Halo Pizzeria is on Panther Creek Parkway, a block from the neighborhood. It's my pick for the best pizza in Frisco.

Want to see Frisco before you visit? My YouTube channel covers living in Frisco and the homes I list here.

Ready to talk about your move? Tell me what you're planning in Frisco.

Cities Near Frisco

Frisco is in Collin County, and I help buyers and sellers in the cities around it too. If you're comparing Frisco with a nearby city, or your search crosses city lines, I work in Plano, McKinney, Prosper, Little Elm, Allen, Celina, Anna and Melissa.

Each city has its own page. Moving from Frisco to one of them, or the other way around? Tell me where you're headed and I'll plan both ends of the move.

Check these out next

If this page was useful, these cover the same places and interests:

Frisco lake neighborhoods: ponds, creeks and water-feature communities.
Denton County: the Denton County side of Frisco, Prosper and Little Elm.
Lewisville Lake: the lake, its parks and the cities on its shore.
Prosper: new communities next to resale streets.
Plano: neighborhoods with mature trees, parks and DART rail.
Luxury homes for buyers: the high end, with a plan.
Schools in Collin County: which district serves each city and how to check an address.

Talk with me about your plans

Selling or buying near here? Start with the page that fits, then send me your questions through my contact form.

Selling: how I sell homes, a free home value and my free seller guide.
Buying: how I help buyers, how buying works in Texas and my free buyer guide.
Questions: contact me through the form and tell me what you're planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Panther Creek Estates in Frisco?

Panther Creek Estates is in northeast Frisco near Coit Road and Eldorado Parkway, bordered by Panther Creek Parkway, with Northeast Community Park next door.

Are there one-story homes in Panther Creek Estates?

Yes. Along with two-story homes, Panther Creek Estates has one-story homes with three bedrooms and an office, about 2,000 to 2,600 square feet.

What school district is Frisco in?

Most of Frisco is in Frisco ISD, and some addresses near the edges fall in other districts. Always confirm the district for the specific address with the district's boundary tool.

What are the main highways in Frisco?

The Dallas North Tollway, the Sam Rayburn Tollway (State Highway 121) and US 380.

Who is an experienced real estate agent in Frisco, TX?

Omega Mejia is a licensed Texas real estate agent in Frisco with Simply Great Real Estate Group at OnDemand Realty. She has been licensed since 2022, spent 30+ years in education and coaching before that, and holds the ABR, GRI and RENE designations. She helps buyers and sellers in Frisco and across Collin County. You can read her full story on the About Omega page.

What is my home worth in Frisco?

A good answer comes from the closest recent sales and your home's actual condition, not only an online estimate. Omega builds a price range from both and shows you the sales behind it. You can request a free home value from her, and she will talk through the range with you.

Can you help me move to Frisco from another state?

Yes. Omega helps relocation buyers compare towns, plan the move around their date and tour by video when they can't visit. Start with a phone or video consultation, and she will plan the rest with you.

What are the best neighborhoods in Frisco?

It depends on what you want. Neighborhoods built in the 2000s, such as Panther Creek Estates, offer mature trees and finished yards. Newer communities to the north offer the latest floor plans. Omega compares neighborhoods on home age, lot size, commute and what is for sale right now, so you choose on facts. Start with the neighborhood pages on this site.

Is now a good time to sell in Frisco?

The right time depends on your goals, your home and your next move, not only on the calendar. Omega looks at the closest recent sales and the homes competing with yours right now, then shows you a Plan A, B and C before you decide.

How is Frisco different from Prosper or McKinney?

Each town has its own mix of home ages, lots, commutes and community features. Omega lays out the tradeoffs side by side so you can compare them. See the Prosper and McKinney pages for each town's details.

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Neighborhoods in Frisco

Buying in Frisco? Start with the neighborhood that fits how you want to live.

Panther Creek EstatesA northeast Frisco community near Coit Road and Eldorado Parkway, with one-story and two-story homes and mature trees.StarwoodA gated Frisco community of custom homes near Lebanon Road and the Dallas North Tollway.Phillips Creek RanchA master-planned Frisco community on former ranch land, with trails and pools.The Trails of West FriscoA west Frisco community with trails, parks and a golf course nearby.FieldsA large master-planned area in Frisco with trails and parks.