Realust
2026 Wrapped
Frisco’s
year.
What changed, what opened, and what’s coming. Read the label.
Frisco keeps growing
Over five years, Frisco grew
+23.9%
about 42,303 more residents.
219,304residents
US Census ACS 5-year estimates, 2015–19 vs. 2020–24.
Buyers got a break
The typical Frisco home is worth
$639K
↓ 4.1%from $666K a year ago
+17.8%over 5 years
−2.2%typical change across 77 North Texas cities
Zillow Home Value Index, Aug 2026.
New in town
5 things opened in 2026.
- Downtown Frisco Rail District rebuildOct
- Northwest Community ParkSep
- Universal Kids ResortJul
- Frisco GoZone on-demand ridesMay
- Toyota Financial Services Frisco officeJul
Coming up
Next year’s headliners.
- Firefly ParkJobs & mixed-use · Opens 2027
- Fields WestShopping · Late 2027–2028
- Grand Park Phase I (Civic Room)Parks & trails · Oct 2027
- King Road wideningRoads & transit · Summer 2027
Read the label
Frisco’s Realust Score
90
Tied for #12 of 84 cities.
Strongest in
Prosperity90
Schools90
Eight categories, weighted. Same score as the rest of Realust.
Realust2026 Wrapped
Frisco
Collin & Denton counties
Growth, 5 years+23.9%
Typical home$639K ↓4.1%
Realust Score90
Opened in 20265
Projects on deck18
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