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Plano pairs mature neighborhoods and Plano ISD with a corporate corridor where AT&T plans a $1.35 billion headquarters campus. See prices, taxes, schools and neighborhoods, then talk to Albert the same day.

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The Star, FriscoFormation, 5 Cowboys Way
Market snapshot

Plano by the numbers

$494,500
Median sold price
Aug 2026, 188 sales, MetroTex
$498K
Typical home value
Sept 2026, down 3.3% year over year, Zillow
31 to 52
Days on market by ZIP
Aug 2026 averages across six Plano ZIPs, MetroTex
1.69% to 1.71%
Combined tax rate
Tax year 2025, Collin County with Plano ISD or Frisco ISD
Neighborhoods

Where to look in Plano

Avignon WindhavenJust over 200 European-style courtyard homes in far northwest Plano, built around the Palais clubhouse.Open →CastlemereA west Plano neighborhood of 1990s homes next to Windhaven Meadows Park, near the Tom Muehlenbeck Recreation Center.Open →Chase OaksA north Plano golf community of early 1990s homes around The Courses at Watters Creek on Chase Oaks Boulevard.Open →Cliffs of GleneaglesA guard-gated west Plano enclave of early 1990s homes on the golf courses of Gleneagles Country Club.Open →Collin CreekThe site of Collin Creek Mall, which opened in 1981, is becoming a $1 billion neighborhood with about 3,100 planned residences.Open →DeerfieldDeerfield is a community of 733 single-family homes in northwest Plano with its own clubhouse and HOA events calendar.Open →Downtown PlanoAbout 80 acres of historic shops, homes and townhomes around a DART light rail station that opened in 2002.Open →Estates of Forest CreekA north central Plano neighborhood of early 1990s homes in 75025, within walking distance of Mathews Elementary and the Davis Library.Open →Heritage CreeksideA 122-acre mixed-use district in Plano bounded by the Bush Turnpike, Custer Road, Plano Parkway and Alma Drive.Open →Hunters CreekA central Plano neighborhood of early 1990s family homes in 75023, a short walk from Jack Carter Park and its pool.Open →Hunters GlenAn established central Plano neighborhood of mostly 1970s and 1980s homes, many sections with no HOA, near Jack Carter Park.Open →Kings RidgeA west Plano master plan from 2000, served by Lewisville ISD, with guarded enclaves and listings from $690,000 to $11.8 million.Open →
Buyers

Your Plano purchase, step by step

Plano is a city of about 293,000 people (July 2025 Census estimate), mostly in Collin County with a small slice in Denton County. Its housing is largely established resale, so you are buying finished streets, mature trees and a known school map rather than a builder's promise. The Census puts the median owner-occupied home value at $465,900 (2020-2024 ACS), and the median household income at $112,253.

For tax year 2025 a Plano home in Collin County paid about 1.71% combined in Plano ISD (city 0.4376, Plano ISD 1.03955, Collin County 0.149343, Collin College 0.08122 per $100) and about 1.69% in the Frisco ISD part of the city. On a $500,000 home at 1.71% that is about $8,550 a year, or roughly $710 a month, before homestead and other exemptions. For 2026, Plano ISD lowered its rate to 1.03275 and the city kept its rate the same.

Before you fall in love with a west Plano house, confirm the school district by address, since parts of the city are in Frisco, Lewisville or Allen ISD, and the tax rate and campuses change with it. Also check where the home sits relative to the Willow Bend arena proposal, the AT&T campus and Collin Creek, because those projects will change traffic and nearby supply over the next few years.

Local details

Plano at a glance

Schools

Plano ISD serves most of the city, while small parts of Plano fall in Frisco ISD, Lewisville ISD and Allen ISD, so confirm schools by address (some far west Plano neighborhoods such as Kings Ridge and parts of Deerfield feed Lewisville or Frisco ISD campuses). Plano ISD earned a B with 85 points in the TEA's 2025-26 ratings and enrolled 41,303 students as of Sept. 4, 2026, down from 43,838 a year earlier. The district's 150,000-square-foot Career and Technical Education Center, with 19 programs in nine pathways, was set to open in late October 2026.

Commute

Legacy West, Plano: 10-15 min; The Star, Frisco: 15-20 min; Downtown Dallas: 25-30 min; DFW Airport: 25-30 min

What is coming

AT&T headquarters campus; Dallas Stars arena vote at Willow Bend; The Park at Legacy tower; Collin Creek redevelopment

City guide
For sellers

Selling in Plano

The lesson in Plano right now is that one citywide number hides very different markets. In August 2026 the median sold price was $494,500 across 188 sales, but by ZIP it ran from $349,500 in 75074 to $750,000 in 75093, and 75093 was up 11.5% year over year while 75024 was down 10.4% (MetroTex data via Community Impact). Whether you are buying or selling, price off your ZIP and your street, not the city headline.

Price your Plano home against your own ZIP and school zone, not the city median, because in August 2026 ZIP medians moved in opposite directions and average days on market ranged from about 31 to 52 days. Most Plano homes are resale with some age, so buyers will compare yours to new construction in Frisco and Prosper. Handling roof, HVAC, water heater and foundation items before you list usually protects your price more than a cosmetic remodel the buyer may not value.

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Common questions

How do I find a realtor in Plano, TX?
Look for a licensed agent who works Plano regularly, can explain taxes and school zones by address, and puts the fee in writing up front. Albert Angarita is a Texas REALTOR® (license #0773351) with Amazing Brokerage, based at The Star in Frisco, and works Plano in English and Spanish.
Which school district is a Plano home in?
Plano addresses can fall in Plano ISD, Frisco ISD, Lewisville ISD, Allen ISD. District lines do not follow city limits, so confirm the exact address with the district's boundary tool before you write an offer.
What are property taxes in Plano, TX?
For tax year 2025 a typical Plano home paid about 1.69% to 1.71% combined before exemptions, depending on the school district and any MUD or PID. Ask for the exact rate on the address you are considering.
How are realtors paid in Texas?
Commission is negotiable and set in writing. Buyers sign a written representation agreement before touring that states how their agent is paid, and sellers can offer to cover some or all of it.
Is Plano, TX a good place to live?
Plano offers established neighborhoods, a large job base along the Legacy corridor and rail access to DFW Airport on the Silver Line, which opened in October 2025. The Census puts median household income at $112,253 and mean commute time at 25.4 minutes (2020-2024 ACS). If you want newer homes and bigger lots, compare Plano resale against Frisco and Prosper before deciding.
How long does it take to sell a home in Plano?
In August 2026 the average days on market across six Plano ZIP codes ranged from about 31 days in 75075 to about 52 days in 75024, per MetroTex data. Sales slowed to 188 that month from 253 a year earlier, so buyers have more choices. Price close to recent ZIP-level sales from day one to avoid sitting.
Are Plano home prices going down?
Zillow's typical home value for Plano was about $498,000 in September 2026, down 3.3% from a year earlier, and the August median sold price was $494,500. Results split by ZIP, with 75093 up 11.5% and 75024 down 10.4% in August. Look at sales on your own street and ZIP, not the citywide trend.
Sources
  1. Community Impact: 188 homes sold in Plano in August (MetroTex data)
  2. Zillow Home Value Index, city level data (Plano, Sept 2026)
  3. U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: Plano city, Texas
  4. Community Impact: Plano council raises property tax rate, adopts $798M budget
  5. Community Impact: Roundup of Collin County property tax rates for FY 2025-26
  6. Community Impact: Plano ISD receives B accountability score for 2025-26
  7. Community Impact: Plano ISD enrollment down more than 2,500 students
  8. Community Impact: Plano ISD CTE center set for October opening
  9. Wikipedia: Plano, Texas (school districts, counties)
  10. Community Impact: $1.35B AT&T headquarters construction could start in December
  11. Community Impact: What to know about Plano's Dallas Stars arena tax election
  12. Hoodline: Old JCPenney HQ lands $54 million for Plano high-rise revival
  13. Community Impact: Plano commission to hold public hearing for Collin Creek redevelopment changes
  14. Centurion American: Collin Creek
  15. Texas Tribune: Plano cancels DART vote after deal
  16. Wikipedia: Silver Line (DART)
  17. Community Impact: See 7 ongoing, upcoming transportation projects in Plano
  18. Homes.com: Deerfield neighborhood, Plano
  19. Homes.com: Kings Ridge neighborhood, Plano
  20. Homes.com: Willow Bend neighborhood, Plano
  21. Opendoor: Lakeside on Preston neighborhood guide
  22. Community Impact: Plano ISD approves decreased tax rate for upcoming fiscal year
  23. Front Office Sports: Stars latest Dallas team trading downtown for sports-centered district
  24. Community Impact: Plano officials OK budget, tax rate for FY 2026-27
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