New Emergency Services District: What Homeowners Should Know

  Collin County’s newly approved Emergency Services District (ESD) is a major win for residents in unincorporated and rural areas. The ESD expands fire and ambulance access, bringing faster response times to communities that have long needed additional coverage. Yes, there’s a small tax impact, but

New Commercial + Mixed-Use Developments Along 75, 121, and the Tollway

If it feels like you can’t drive down 121, US-75, or the Tollway without seeing cranes, your intuition is right. Collin County’s commercial growth is booming, with new mixed-use villages, medical centers, retail districts, and corporate spaces filling in quickly. These projects don’t just create con

Collin County Outer Loop Expansion: What It Means for Homes and Land Values

    The Collin County Outer Loop is quickly becoming one of the most important infrastructure projects shaping our growth. As new segments open, commute times from northern and northwestern suburbs dramatically improve, and land values along the corridor are already trending upward. This project wil

Collin County Inventory: Are New Listings Picking Up?

    Inventory is quietly building across key Collin County cities, giving buyers more options and flexibility than we’ve seen in years. New listings are up from early fall, especially in Allen, McKinney, and Wylie, and Frisco continues to lead with higher-end supply. Even with more homes hitting the