McKinney Home Statistics
| Average Price | $642K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $170K |
| Highest Price | $14.7M |
| Total Listings | 1,182 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $229 |
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The North Dallas city of McKinney is notable for being one of the fastest-growing cities in the entire nation, and was reported to be the number one fastest-growing city between 2000 and 2003. As of 2021, the population sits at just over 200,000—not too far behind the neighboring city of Frisco. McKinney was ranked as the second Best Place to Live by CNN Money in 2012, and the Best Real Estate Market in 2023 by WalletHub. In short, real estate in McKinney is a smart investment.
McKinney’s real estate market is primarily made up of single-family homes, with some townhomes available on the market. Ranging in price point, homes for sale include quaint, charming bungalows (that are on the more affordable side), to vast luxury estates with significant square footage. The former, located on the east side of the highway, are typically built between the years of 1950 and 1970.
One of the city’s biggest draws is its historic downtown district. Homes in the surrounding neighborhoods fetch higher prices, for their unique charm and convenient, walkable location make these properties very desirable.
From an architectural standpoint, there’s much to choose from in McKinney. Older homes, specifically the historic properties, are built in Craftsman, Farmhouse, and Victorian (the latter of which is possibly the most exclusive and highly sought-after). These homes have generally been expertly-maintained, whilst keeping the historic features that so many homebuyers love. While historic homes, especially the Victorian homes built around the year 1900, in McKinney can absolutely reach luxury price points, the city also offers a wide selection of newer, suburban style luxury homes. These range more dramatically in design, and can include ranches and sprawling bungalows, gorgeous Mediterranean estates, and even more modern styles.
Luxury homes for sale in McKinney typically begin at around 2,500 square feet (depending on the type of property and design) and can soar to the double digits in some cases. Whilst stylish, contemporary finishes are pretty common features in McKinney homes, new construction properties (in new developments such as Lake Forest in the south end) offer the chance to upgrade—but do generally come with a lot of the desirable features and amenities that homebuyers are searching for: spacious kitchens, high ceilings, hardwood flooring, ensuite bathrooms, and more.
If you are looking to move to the fast-growing community of McKinney, we are here to help you expedite finding your dream home. Call the DeBerry Team anytime at 214.215.5106. Our real estate specialists are ready to get to work to help you find your perfect home.
McKinney Community Features & Highlights
The extraordinary population growth within McKinney has been due to the economic success of both McKinney, TX and Dallas, TX which has led to an increase in home prices. The median family income is in excess of $72,133, and the city’s biggest organizations are in the fields of aerospace and national defense, government and finance, medicine, and education. As such, the educational system within the area is exceptionally strong, with one of the leading employers in the area being the McKinney Independent School District.
Those that desire peace and tranquility will find McKinney has all of the benefits of a suburban lifestyle alongside the advantages that the Dallas industry offers. Those with active lifestyles will love the sports and recreation facilities offered by McKinney TX, including the tennis center and the Oak Hollow Golf Course. Its Historic Downtown District attracts many visitors, but those who live in the area also enjoy the charm that this area provides.
There is an abundance of attractions and activities in the city, such as the Chestnut Square Historic Village and the Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary. You will also find a multitude of beautifully landscaped parks, picnic pavilions, and recreational areas. Bonnie Wenk Park, Gabe Nesbitt Community Park, and Towne Lake Park are the largest (and most popular with the local kids!) options in the city. There are also many opportunities to tee off in the city’s numerous golf courses.
Homes in McKinney span the gamut from smaller condominiums to large estates, and offer something for practically everyone. Although the average listing price in McKinney has been steadily rising over the last decade, available listings on the market include both affordable and luxury properties.
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