Communities
Places worth knowing, city by city.
Described the way they should be — architecture, property types, lot character, current market conditions with the year attached, and what each one sits next to. Objective attributes, nothing implied.
North Collin County
The new-construction corridor.
Where most of the metroplex's new homes are being delivered right now. Each city page carries the market figures with the year attached; individual communities are listed beneath the city they belong to.

North Collin County
Prosper
Master-planned new construction on larger lots
Explore Prosper- StarViewAbout 173 homesites, held deliberately small
- Windsong RanchA large master-planned community built around its amenity programme

North Collin County
Celina
The fastest-growing city in the country, and a buyer's market for it
Explore Celina
Princeton, Melissa & Anna — Collin County
North Collin Growth Corridor
Where new construction in the metroplex is most attainable
Explore North Collin Growth Corridor
East of Dallas
Land and water, thirty minutes out.
Along I-30 and US-80 you get lot size and lake frontage the northern corridor stopped offering years ago, on a shorter run into downtown Dallas. That holds at the bottom of the range and at the top of it.
Established Dallas & Fort Worth
The built-out districts.

Park Cities, Dallas County
Highland Park
A historic estate district under a mature tree canopy
Explore Highland Park
Park Cities, Dallas County
University Park
Traditional architecture with steady rebuild activity
Explore University Park
North Dallas
Preston Hollow
Large wooded lots inside the city limits
Explore Preston Hollow
Collin & Denton Counties
Frisco
Newer construction and master-planned development
Explore Frisco
Tarrant County
Southlake
Larger lots and heavy custom-build activity
Explore Southlake
Tarrant & Denton Counties
Westlake
Low-density estate acreage and gated developments
Explore Westlake
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