Plano Homes & Real Estate

Browse the top Plano, TX homes for sale and real estate below. Located in Collin County, Plano is consistently regarded as one of the best places to live in the Dallas-Forth Worth area due to its booming economy, desirable housing, and ample amenities. To request up-to-date information, including sales history and prices, property disclosures, and more about Plano properties for sale, or to arrange a private showing of any property listed below, contact your LOCAL real estate experts today. Read more about Plano real estate.

Homes for Sale in Plano TX

Plano Real Estate Market

The real estate market in Plano is robust. With companies like Toyota and PepsiCo establishing headquarters in the area, housing is in-demand. Home prices can start at around $225,000 and range upwards of $800,000. The most luxurious homes in Plano typically cost more than $1 million. They include desirable private features such as backyard swimming pools and spacious home media rooms.  

People who prefer a relaxed suburban setting will find plenty of neighborhoods to suit their needs. While Plano is known for being a commuter city, recent growth makes it feel like an independent metropolitan area in some neighborhoods. For example, Downtown Plano, located on 15th Street on the east side of Highway 75, features chic art galleries, trendy restaurants, and Plano condos for sale in a highly walkable area. Newer developments, including the Shops at Legacy area and Legacy West, boast high-end stores and restaurants near luxury condos and townhomes.

Plano Community Amenities

Originally, Plano was a laid-back rural community focused on agriculture. As the DFW area grew, Plano grew with it, attracting people who wanted to buy a home within an easy commute of the city of Dallas. Today, Plano's population is higher than 280,000 people. Its proliferation has created many fun things to do, booming job opportunities, and other desirable amenities. 

People looking for things to do in Plano won't have to travel very far. From lush parks to swanky shopping areas, there's something for everyone. Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve is a top destination for hiking and outdoor adventure. Spanning over 800 acres, the park features more than three miles of paved walking trails and approximately five miles of unpaved hiking routes. Other activities in the park include ziplining with Go Ape Zipline and Adventure Park, kayaking, and concerts in the amphitheater at Oak Point Park. 

The restaurant scene in Plano is also a top draw in Plano. A few of the most popular restaurants in town include Fish Shack, Jörg's Cafe Vienna, and Lockhart Smokehouse. Shoppers flock to The Shops at Legacy, Legacy West, and The Shops at Willow Bend. 

Heritage Farmstead Museum is an exciting attraction with a Victorian-style farmhouse and more than 350 acres of farmland to explore. The Interurban Railway Museum is a free attraction in Downtown Plano that offers guide tours through a historic rail car and other fascinating artifacts. 

Plano residents can also quickly drive to the Fort Worth area to explore the Kimbell Art Museum or the Fort Worth Stockyards. About 20 miles away, Downtown Dallas invites Planoites to check out the Perot Museum of Nature and Science or relax at Klyde Warren Park.  

The economy in Plano has experienced tremendous growth over the last several decades. Because of this, Plano is home to many thriving businesses. Companies such as Frito-Lay, Texas Instruments, Toyota, and JCPenney have headquarters or large offices in Plano. The top employers in town include:

• Plano Independent School District
• Ericsson
• FedEx Office
• Frito-Lay
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise
• Intuit
• McAfee
• NTT DATA (formerly Dell Services)

While most people in Plano use a private car for commuting, the city also offers a robust public transit system. Operated by Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART), Plano residents can also commute using city buses or one of the several train stations in town. 

Plano Local Highlights

• Iconic suburban setting with metropolitan attractions and amenities
• Convenient commutes to all of the DFW area
• Exciting annual events and festivals, including the Plano Balloon Festival
• Pleasant climate with more than 300 days of sunshine per year
• An attractive business climate that draws in top-tier companies and exciting work opportunities
• Walkable shopping, dining, and nightlife areas
• Several large shopping malls such as Collin Creek Mall and The Shops at Willow Bend

Plano School Information

Plano Independent School District operates the public schools in town. The 100-square-mile service area includes all of Plano and parts of the city of Allen, the Murphy area, and parts of the Carrollton community. 

With 65 schools, the district educates more than 55,000 students and has more than 6,000 staff members. The three senior high schools in town are Plano West Senior High School, Plano Senior High School, and Plano East Senior High School. 

There are also numerous private schools in Plano. A few options include Spring Creek Academy, Prestonwood Christian Academy, and John Paul II High School. 

Collin College is a community college that provides degrees and certificates. The district has numerous campuses and more than 100 fields of study. 

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