Sell your home in Plano

Selling in Plano? Price it from the street up.

See how Plano homes are selling right now, what buyers will check, and how Albert prices, prepares and markets your home.

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10+ yearsConstruction and remodeling

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Market now

What Plano homes are doing

$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

Neighborhoods

Selling in these Plano neighborhoods

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 →

Before you list

Know your Plano buyer

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.

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.

The plan

Four steps to sold

01 Price from real comps

Albert pulls recent sales of homes with the same bed and bath count and similar size near you in Plano, shown one by one, not averaged.

02 Fix what buyers will flag

With 10+ years in construction and remodeling, he walks the home before listing and points out what an inspector will catch, so it does not cost you in renegotiation.

03 Market it to be seen

Professional photos, video and placement on the major home search sites, plus outreach in English and Spanish.

04 Negotiate to closing

Offers, option period, appraisal and repair requests handled in writing, with you deciding every step.

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FAQ

Common questions

How long does it take to sell a house in Plano?

Check the days-to-pending and days-on-market figures above for the latest city data. Your timeline depends on price, condition and the exact neighborhood; a well-priced, inspection-ready home moves faster than the city median.

What is my Plano home worth?

A city value is only a starting point. Request the free home value report and Albert will compare your home to recent sales with the same beds, baths and size nearby.

How much is realtor commission when I sell?

Commission is negotiable and set in your listing agreement. You also decide whether to offer compensation to the buyer's agent.

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