Trinity Falls
North Texas real estate without the fluff. Uniquely qualified to help you find, buy, lease, sell, and build across DFW — new construction, custom homes, and the deals other agents haven't found yet. Headquartered at The Star in Frisco and backed by our in-house law firm, and award-winning remodeling & construction firm (BBB Torch of Ethics), so your interests are protected at every step. Over 1,858 families served in the past 30 years and $120M in managed transactions.
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Current Inventory
Active inventory in Trinity Falls runs on two tracks — resale listings and builder spec homes with phase releases — and both change weekly. I maintain the live sheet: every active listing, every spec, every incentive package. Email albert@texava.com and today’s Trinity Falls inventory sheet is in your inbox same-day.
ALBERT ANGARITA
GET THE CURRENT NEIGHBORHOOD INVENTORY
Living in Trinity Falls: The McKinney Neighborhood Guide
The Story
Trinity Falls carries McKinney's growth north of 380 — a Johnson-class master plan along the Trinity's east fork with pools, parks and phase after phase of new construction that consistently undercuts equivalent Frisco product on price while feeding McKinney's momentum.
The Homes & Price Map
Typically $400s–$700s across a broad builder roster — the practical new-construction answer for buyers who want current-generation product without corridor-flagship pricing.
Market Dynamics Right Now
North-of-380 inventory competition means stacked incentives — while McKinney's healthy 44-day core keeps resale values honest. Both sides of that equation favor buyers this season.
What I'm Watching
The 380 widening's construction phases — Trinity Falls' commute math improves with every completed mile.
Exact price-per-square-foot, days on market and active inventory for Trinity Falls move monthly. I pull them live from MLS the day you ask — email albert@texava.com and you'll have the current Trinity Falls numbers within hours.
BUILDERS
Who’s Building Here
Broad roster including Highland and Perry-class production plus a Del Webb 55+ section — something for nearly every buyer profile. Builder rosters and spec availability rotate — I keep the current sheet.
