How much are homes in Frisco TX worth right now?

The median home price in Frisco is around $550,000 as of 2026. New construction homes tend to be higher, while established neighborhoods may offer more value. Fill out our free form to get a personalized value report for your specific address.

Is Frisco a good place to buy a home in 2026?

Frisco has been one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas for years and shows no signs of slowing down. With the PGA of America headquarters, major corporate relocations, and top-rated Frisco ISD schools, demand for homes stays strong. It is a great long-term investment.

How fast do homes sell in Frisco?

Homes in Frisco typically sell within 22-30 days when priced correctly. Popular areas near Stonebriar or new developments can move even faster. Our agents price homes based on real local data to attract serious buyers.

Is the Stromation home value report really free?

Yes, completely free with zero obligation. We connect buyers and sellers with licensed Frisco real estate agents at no cost to you. There is no catch and no pressure.

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Why Frisco Keeps Winning

If you haven't been paying attention to Frisco, you're missing out. This city went from about 33,000 people in 2000 to over 230,000 today, making it one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas. And it is not just suburban sprawl. There is real planning behind the growth. The PGA of America moved its headquarters here. The $5 Billion Mile along the Dallas North Tollway is filling up with corporate campuses, hotels, and mixed-use developments.

The median home price is around $550K. That is higher than some nearby cities, but you are getting a lot for it. New construction is everywhere. Frisco ISD is one of the top school districts in Texas. And there are more restaurants and things to do than you can keep up with. If you are looking to buy, this is a city where your investment will likely grow. If you are selling, buyers are actively looking here.

Sellers: Get a free home value report for your Frisco address. Frisco homes are in demand, and our agents will help you price it to get the most money in the least time.
Buyers: New builds, resale homes, different price points. Our agents know which builders are solid, which neighborhoods are up and coming, and where you can still find good value.
Great Schools: Frisco ISD keeps growing and keeps performing. Our agents can help you target specific school zones if that matters to your family.
New Construction Experts: Buying new construction without an agent is a mistake. Our agents know the builders, the incentives, and the negotiation tricks that save you money.
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Frisco Market Update: New construction is booming but resale inventory is still tight. If you own a home in an established Frisco neighborhood, you are sitting on a lot of equity right now. Buyers are especially active near the PGA district and Stonebriar area.

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Frisco Neighborhoods Worth Knowing

Frisco is big and getting bigger. Here is a quick look at the areas where our agents do the most business.

The $5 Billion Mile / PGA District

This stretch of the Dallas North Tollway between Lebanon Road and US 380 is where the money is going. The PGA of America headquarters, luxury hotels, corporate campuses, and high-end housing are all concentrated here. If you want to be in the center of Frisco's growth, this is the spot. Homes and townhomes in this area tend to sell quickly.

Stonebriar Area

Close to Stonebriar Centre mall, this area has a good mix of established neighborhoods and newer developments. It is a popular spot for families because of the easy access to shopping, restaurants, and Frisco ISD schools. Home prices here are a bit more approachable than the PGA district, and you still get all the benefits of being in central Frisco.

West Frisco / New Construction

If you drive west past the tollway, you will see construction cranes everywhere. West Frisco is where most of the new home communities are going up. Builders like Perry Homes, Highland Homes, and Toll Brothers are all active out here. The schools are newer, the homes are modern, and prices vary a lot depending on the builder and lot size. Having an agent who knows these builders is a real advantage.

Frisco Square / Downtown

Frisco Square is the closest thing Frisco has to a downtown. It is walkable, has restaurants and shops, and is next to the Dr Pepper Ballpark. If you want a more urban feel without leaving the suburbs, this area is interesting. It is also convenient for people who commute south toward Dallas. Townhomes and condos are more common here than single-family homes.

What Frisco Buyers and Sellers Are Saying

"We bought a new build in West Frisco and our agent saved us about $18K by negotiating builder incentives we didn't even know existed. She also caught a drainage issue during the inspection that the builder fixed before closing. Worth every minute."

Sarah and Mike D.

Buyers, West Frisco

"Sold our home near Stonebriar in 19 days for $12K over asking. The agent's photographer made our house look incredible, and the open house strategy worked perfectly. We had three offers by the end of the first weekend."

Thomas H.

Seller, Stonebriar Area

"We moved here from Chicago for my husband's job. Had no clue about Frisco neighborhoods. Our agent spent a whole Saturday driving us around, explaining the school zones, showing us what was coming in terms of development. We ended up in a great spot near the PGA area."

Amy L.

Buyer, PGA District

"I was on the fence about selling because I didn't want to deal with the hassle. The agent Stromation matched me with made it so easy I almost felt guilty. Listed on Thursday, had a strong offer by Monday. We closed in three weeks. I'd been overthinking it for months."

Derek P.

Seller, Frisco

Common Questions About Frisco Real Estate

How much is my Frisco home worth right now?

The median is around $550K, but it really depends on your neighborhood, lot size, and how updated your home is. New construction near the PGA district can go much higher. Older homes near Stonebriar might be lower. Fill out the form above for a free report based on actual recent sales near your address.

Should I buy new construction or an existing home in Frisco?

Both have pros and cons. New construction gets you modern finishes and builder warranties, but you are usually further west and the timeline is longer. Existing homes in established neighborhoods tend to have bigger trees, bigger lots, and lower prices per square foot. Our agents can walk you through the tradeoffs based on what matters most to you.

Is Frisco expensive compared to other DFW cities?

It is on the higher end, yes. The median is about $550K compared to $425K for DFW overall. But you are getting top-tier schools, a booming local economy, and a city that continues to attract investment. If your budget is tighter, our agents can help you find pockets of Frisco that are more affordable, or suggest nearby cities like Prosper or Little Elm.

How does Stromation work? Is it really free?

Yep, totally free. You fill out the form, tell us if you are buying or selling, and we match you with a licensed agent who works in Frisco. There is no fee, no hidden cost, and you are not locked into anything. If it is not a good fit, just say so.

What is the $5 Billion Mile?

It is a stretch of the Dallas North Tollway in Frisco that has attracted over $5 billion in development. The PGA of America headquarters, Universal's theme park project, luxury hotels, and major corporate offices are all going in along this corridor. It is basically the engine driving Frisco's growth, and it is making nearby neighborhoods very desirable for both buyers and investors.

Frisco TX Real Estate. The City That Won't Stop Growing.