Market Snapshot
Welcome to one of the most popular and economically prosperous cities in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Frisco straddles the boundaries of both Denton and Collin counties and serves as a vital bedroom community for folks working in the Metroplex area. For close to a decade in the 2000s, it was the fastest growing city in the United States. Even today, median incomes in the city are well above the national figure while unemployment numbers are incredibly low. Economic might notwithstanding, a fun-filled lifestyle is another one of Frisco’s allures. Let’s take a peek into why this might just be the perfect relocation destination for your family.
Frisco residents harbor a great deal of love for various sports. Soccer fans root for a Major League team like FC Dallas while lovers of hockey and Major League Baseball have the Dr. Pepper Arena to thank for as it hosts the Texas Tornadoes and Frisco Roughriders teams year-round. There is also a fair bit you can learn about the city’s history at the Heritage Museum and if you lean towards fine arts and live theater, the Frisco Discovery Center is all yours. Food is another passion here as you’ll find out at places like Kenny’s, which serves the world’s largest hamburger, and La Hacienda, where the margaritas are to die for!
Much of Frisco’s economic upturn can be attributed to the diversity of its industries. They range from telecom to IT and healthcare to retail. Among its top employers are T-Mobile, Amerisource, Conifer Health Solutions, and Oracle Corp. Business is no doubt aided by the proximity to Dallas (20 miles away) via the Dallas North Tollway with Sam Rayburn being the other roadway connecting Frisco to most of the Metroplex area.
Housing in Frisco is quite reasonably priced. Home prices start in the mid-200s and typically tend to feature a minimum of two bedrooms over a total area of roughly 1,500 sq. ft. At the middle end are spacious homes in the 2,000 to 3,000 sq. ft. range with prices hovering in the mid-300s to late-500s bracket. Expansive luxury villas make up the upper end and usually have areas exceeding 5,000 sq. ft. with a minimum of four bedrooms and price tags upward of $800,000. No matter what you choose, our venerated builders ensure you get the most out of your money; and some more!
Forbes rates Frisco the 7th best place to relocate to in America and it’s not hard to see why. With NewHomeSource we help you be a part of this great city with our comprehensive home listings and faultless filtering features.
There are many home types across the Dallas area incuding the many luxury new homes in Dallas, condos and townhomes, and Dallas 55+ new construction homes in Dallas. Alternatively, you can widen your search from the 3,099 Frisco homes to browse all Dallas new homes for sale.
Market Overview: New Construction in Frisco, TX
Here is a quick overview of housing developments in Frisco, as well as the new construction outlook for new build homes in Frisco:
| City | Frisco |
| State | Texas |
| Metro Area | Dallas |
| New Home Communities | 147 |
| Quick Move in Homes | 551 |
| Homes Under Construction | 87 |
| Starting Price | $56,576 |
| Average Price | $916,789 |
| Price Per Square Foot | $264 |
| Home Builders | 35 |
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Customizable Options in Frisco
| Floor Plans Available | 2,144 |
| Bedroom Count | 1 to 8 |
| Bathroom Count | 1 to 6 |
| Square Footage Range | 1,004 to 6,269 sq/ft. |