Market Report

The real estate market in Frisco, Texas is looking much better than we saw one year ago, but still has many areas which we hope to see some improvement. With tax time coming up soon we’re expecting to see a few good months of home sales in the short term and expected to continue our

The Frisco, Texas real estate market is by no means down and out. The data may show steady declines in certain areas, but the new year looks promising for Frisco, Texas. The buyers are out there if the sellers can find the right home for them. Listings in Frisco November ended with 824 active listings,

Frisco, Texas is holding its own according to recent real estate trends. Things may be slowing down in preparation for the turn of the season, but Frisco, Texas is still actively buying and selling houses. Listings in Frisco October ended with 972 active listings, a drop from September’s 1036, which was still 50 below the

Frisco, Texas is on the move according to recent real estate trends in the area. Although winter traditionally slows real estate to a near halt, we’re still in the midst of autumn, and the market is still in motion. New listings are hitting the market and earning 97 percent of their asking price while selling

Real estate values in Frisco, Texas have about doubled in a decade. The real estate dollar doesn’t stretch quite as far as it used to. Increasing population and job growth influences housing demands, spawning new construction of apartments, townhouses, condominiums, senior living, and single-family detached homes. As Autumn arrives, kids go back to school, and