Market Trends & Investment

Home / Frisco and McKinney were ranked the best real estate markets in the U.S. Does that mean I can list my home high?   Not on its own. WalletHub’s 2026 ranking put Frisco at No. 1 and McKinney at No. 2 out of 300 U.S. cities, with Allen at No. 8, based on long-term […]

Home / By Stacy Cate   What’s the difference in growth between Prosper, Celina, McKinney, and Frisco? Celina is in the middle of a $2.3 billion a school building boom, Prosper is opening two new campuses to keep up with demand, McKinney is growing overall while closing three elementary campuses in one part of the

Home / What is a MUD or PID fee in Prosper and Celina new construction?   A MUD (Municipal Utility District) or PID (Public Improvement District) is an extra assessment that many newer master-planned communities in Prosper and Celina use to pay for the roads, water lines, and amenities that came with your neighborhood. It’s

Home / By Stacy Cate   Is Gen Z buying homes right now? Yes. Gen Z accounted for a record 20% of all purchase rate locks nationally in Q2 2026, up from 16% a year ago, according to ICE’s July 2026 Mortgage Monitor report. That shift is landing directly in growth corridors like Prosper, Celina,

Home / There is a number circulating in the North Collin County real estate market right now that every seller should understand before putting their home on the market.   Sellers across Collin County are currently closing at approximately 95.6% of their original list price. At first glance, that may not sound dramatic. But when

Home / If you have been watching the growth across North Texas over the last several years, then none of this will come as a surprise.   Companies continue relocating to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and many of the families and professionals making those moves are landing right here in Prosper, Celina, Frisco, and McKinney.