North Texas, city by city
Cities we serve
Schools, property taxes, prices, commutes and what is being built, sourced and updated for every city where Albert Angarita helps people buy, sell and lease.
FriscoFrisco grew from 200,509 residents in 2020 to an estimated 236,955 in 2025, and the building has not slowed down.Open guide →ProsperProsper sits on the Dallas North Tollway and US 380, mostly in Prosper ISD, with 2025 tax rates of 1.90% to 1.95%.Open guide →CelinaCelina grew 24.6% from mid-2024 to mid-2025, the fastest of any U.S. city over 20,000 people in Census estimates.Open guide →Little ElmLittle Elm sits on the northern and eastern shores of Lewisville Lake, with a typical home value around $391K (Sep 2026).Open guide →AubreyAubrey grew from 5,006 residents in 2020 to an estimated 9,066 in 2025, and its school district grew 88.9% in six years.Open guide →McKinneyA city of about 237,000 with a historic downtown, a new commercial airport terminal and master plans still selling new homes.Open guide →PlanoPlano pairs mature neighborhoods and Plano ISD with a corporate corridor where AT&T plans a $1.35 billion headquarters campus.Open guide →The ColonyThe Colony puts 23 miles of Lewisville Lake shoreline and Grandscape inside one Denton County city.Open guide →DentonDenton is the Denton County seat, home to UNT and TWU, with a median sold price near $380K in 2026.Open guide →AnnaAnna more than doubled from 16,896 residents in 2020 to 35,245 in 2025, and median sold prices sit in the $330Ks.Open guide →AllenAllen sits on US 75 between Plano and McKinney, with one main school district and a lower city tax rate for 2026-27.Open guide →LewisvilleLewisville has three A-train stations, Lewisville Lake and a median home that went under contract in 23 days in 2026.Open guide →Flower MoundFlower Mound borders Grapevine Lake, sits minutes from DFW Airport, and about 82.5% of its homes are owner-occupied.Open guide →CarrolltonCarrollton offers three DART rail stations, a Silver Line link to DFW Airport and a typical home value under $400K.Open guide →AddisonAddison packs about 17,000 residents, a business airport and a Silver Line rail station into one compact Dallas County town.Open guide →Cross RoadsCross Roads is a small US 380 town with no town property tax and a Denton ISD high school opening in 2027.Open guide →Oak PointOak Point sits on a Lewisville Lake peninsula just south of US 380, with 2025 combined tax rates near 1.83% to 1.85%.Open guide →Lakewood VillageLakewood Village is a residential town on a Lewisville Lake peninsula, bordered by water on three sides, with 635 residents in 2020.Open guide →Providence VillageA master-planned town on US 380 that incorporated in 2010, with a 25-acre lake and two school districts split by Fishtrap Road.Open guide →SavannahSavannah is an unincorporated master-planned community on US 380 in Denton County, served by Denton ISD and the Elm Ridge WCID.Open guide →DallasDallas is the ninth largest U.S. city, and price, taxes and school district can change from one neighborhood to the next.Open guide →Fort WorthFort Worth passed one million residents to become the 10th largest U.S. city, with a median sale price of $326K (Aug 2026).Open guide →
FAQ
Common questions
Which North Texas city is best for families?
It depends on your commute, school priorities and monthly budget. Each guide lists the school districts, the 2025 combined property tax range and recent prices so you can compare like for like.
Why do property taxes differ so much between nearby cities?
Your combined rate adds the city, county, school district and any MUD, PID or water district. Two homes a mile apart can differ by half a point or more, which changes the monthly payment.
Can Albert help me buy in any of these cities?
Yes. Albert Angarita is a licensed Texas REALTOR brokered by Amazing Brokerage, based in Frisco, and works across Collin, Denton, Dallas and Tarrant counties in English and Spanish.
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