A sleepy agricultural town at the turn of the century, Frisco is now among one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. There are many reasons for this influx of new residents, the biggest of which can be summed up in three words: "location, location, location!" 
   
The town is just minutes north of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex in a booming area dubbed the "Golden Corridor." The extension of the North Dallas Tollway into the center of Frisco has helped to further the city's explosive growth.    

  Frisco is located in Collin and Denton counties, this family-oriented community offers excellent schools, a pro-business government, modern health care facilities and an abundance of recreational opportunities at 19 local parks. The Frisco Independent School District is accomplished in academics, athletics and fine arts. The district offers the best in a well-rounded education for students in Frisco and some surrounding communities. 
   
  While Frisco has expanded tremendously in recent years growing from just over 6,000 residents in 1990 to more than 101,000 today the city has done an excellent job of managing growth and assuring quality of life for its residents. Like the rest of the town, Frisco's real estate market is booming. From charming condos and townhouses to scenic lots and land for custom building, you're sure to find the property you seek. 
   
  Frisco has a wide variety of real estate options, including single-family detached homes, condominiums and townhouses. Many residences are located on tree-filled lots or are close to wooded areas and golf courses. Houses with such features as fireplaces and swimming pools are available in subdivisions such as Stonebriar Creek, Starwood, and Villages of Stonebriar Park. Although the majority of housing options are single-family homes, there are some condos and townhouses available starting in the mid-$100,000s. Because of the explosive growth in Frisco, land and lots for custom building are available, but they are going fast.