26,991

Population

$620,000

Median House Value

$129,675

Median Income

What's There

Literally everything.

The Vibe

You'll blend in if you drive a Lexus.

Not-So-Guilty-Pleasure

Grabbing a treat at the Stone Cone Lady’s stand downtown then tailgating before the FC Dallas game.

What's Not There

Sprawling wide open spaces & Trader Joes (yet).

School Info

Graduation Rate: 98.2%

Accountability Rating: A

Parks & Play

Parks: 41

Dog Parks: 1

Things To Do

Frisco TX is located in central west Collin County and central east Denton County, approximately 28 miles north of downtown Dallas and 47 miles northeast of downtown Fort Worth. Frisco’s proximity to both the DFW International and Love Field airports, the Legacy and north Dallas business centers, and downtown Dallas is likely to continue to make living in Frisco desirable for many people.

One of the great reasons to choose living in Frisco TX is the abundance of activities for individuals and families alike. Specifically, Frisco offers exceptional access to community centers, classes, and events. Many of these activities are free or available for a small fee.

Living in Frisco TX also provides ample access to shopping and dining. The Stonebriar mall, Frisco Square and many other shopping centers are filled with local and chain merchants. Another advantage to living in Frisco TX is the fabulous local food options. Some of our favorite options are eight | 11 , 5th Street Patio Cafe , and Summer Moon.

Frisco ISD

Frisco Independent School District is recognized as one of the best school districts in Texas. Frisco Independent School District is an elite, public school district. Roughly 55,000+ enrolled students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 16 to 1. According to state test scores, 92% of students are at least proficient in math and 91% in reading.

Frisco ISD contains 40 elementary schools, 16 middle schools, and 9 high schools. These sixty-five schools are attended by about 55,700 students who live in Frisco, Little Elm, McKinney and Plano. The high school football teams are able to play their home games at The Star, which is the Cowboys headquarters and practice field. The 2017 Texas Education Agency (TEA) student achievement index is 91.8. The student achievement index is the percentage of total student assessments for all subjects tested that meet or exceed the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) achievement standards.

Frisco ISD’s 2017 TEA accountability rating is Met Standard, which is the top district and campus rating awarded. Real estate property values in the Dallas-Fort Worth area closely align with school ratings. A home located in a highly rated school district is more likely to retain or increase in value over time. So while potential buyers may not have children, evaluating the school districts is an important criterion for any potential real estate buyer, seller, or investor.

Frisco TX Demographics

According to the latest survey, there are approximately 146,000 residents living in Frisco TX. 59.9% of Frisco residents have at least a college education. Living in Frisco TX is more family-centric than surrounding suburbs, with 54.07% of the households containing married families with children.

Frisco TX Economy

Another attraction to living in Frisco TX is the low unemployment rate of 2.90%, with job growth of 3.09%. Future job growth over the next ten years is predicted to be 43.29%. The corridor of Frisco and Plano are home to a number of company headquarters including Frito Lay, YUM brand, Jamba Juice, and JCPenny to name a few.

Frisco TX Real Estate

The current real estate market in Frisco has been steadily growing over the past 5 years, In 2017, Frisco real estate increased 3.7% with future projections of 2.2% year over year increase according to Zillow research data.

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