Frisco has four ZIP codes, and the same budget buys very different homes in each one. Here is what sold in the last 12 months, what is for sale now, and which neighborhoods sit in each ZIP.
The newest part of Frisco and the busiest for new construction, with 136 of last year’s sales built in 2025 or 2026. Home to Fields, The Trails, Grayhawk, Newman Village, and East Village, plus a big luxury tier with 150 sales over $1M.
See 75033 homes for saleThe priciest Frisco ZIP and the fastest to sell. Established neighborhoods like Starwood, Heritage Lakes, Stonebriar, and The Lakes on Legacy Drive, close to The Star, Stonebriar Centre, and the Legacy business corridor.
See 75034 homes for saleThe largest and most varied Frisco market, from townhomes under $500K to $1M+ homes. Neighborhoods include The Grove, Lexington Parks, Plantation Resort, Hunters Creek, Miramonte, and Panther Creek Estates.
See 75035 homes for saleThe most affordable Frisco ZIP, near Lewisville Lake. It includes Frisco Lakes by Del Webb, the city’s big 55+ community, plus Phillips Creek Ranch, Hidden Cove, and Villages of Creekwood. A few addresses carry a Little Elm or Hackberry city name.
See 75036 homes for saleSorted by median sold price. Includes single family homes, townhomes, and condos.
| ZIP | Median sold price | Price per sq ft | Median days on market | Sales over $1M | Median home size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 75034 | $818,000 | $252 | 40 days | 150 of 429 | 3,495 sq ft |
| 75033 | $702,850 | $228 | 46 days | 150 of 609 | 3,360 sq ft |
| 75035 | $605,000 | $223 | 48 days | 85 of 809 | 2,820 sq ft |
| 75036 | $515,000 | $228 | 46 days | 50 of 497 | 2,391 sq ft |
Source: NTREIS MLS, residential sales closed October 15, 2025 to October 14, 2026, plus active listings on October 14, 2026, by ZIP code. Data is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Start with 75036 and 75035. Together they had nearly 500 sales under $500K in the last year, mostly townhomes, older single family homes, and Frisco Lakes for buyers 55 and up.
All four ZIPs compete here. 75035 gives you the most choices. 75033 gives you the newest homes. 75034 gives you established streets and the quickest resale.
75033 and 75034 each had 150 sales over $1M. North Frisco leans new construction from builders like Landon and Britton Homes, while 75034 leans larger resale homes in Starwood and Stonebriar.
75033 is the clear leader, followed by 75035. Ask PJ which builders have incentives this month before you visit a model home.
Frisco has four main ZIP codes: 75033 (north Frisco), 75034 (south and west Frisco), 75035 (east Frisco), and 75036 (west Frisco near Lewisville Lake). Almost every home with a Frisco address falls in one of these four.
75034 had the highest median sold price over the last 12 months at $818,000, followed by 75033 at about $703,000. 75036 was the most affordable at $515,000.
75033 in north Frisco. 136 of its 609 sales in the last 12 months were homes built in 2025 or 2026, in communities like Fields, Brookside North, and East Village.
Frisco Lakes by Del Webb is in 75036 in west Frisco. It was the most active single community in that ZIP over the last year.
No. Frisco ISD covers most of the city, but some Frisco addresses are zoned to Prosper, Lewisville, or Little Elm ISD. Always check the school district for the exact address before you buy.
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