McKinney, TX 75069 · 75070 · 75071 · 75072 · Collin County

McKinney, TX Homes for Sale & Real Estate

McKinney pairs a historic downtown square with large master plans, new industry, and a commercial airport opening in November 2026. Prices have eased to a $511,000 median, and nearly half of listings have taken a price cut, so buyers have room to negotiate.

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$511,000Median sale priceDown 3.5% YoY, Aug 2026
236,001ResidentsCensus estimate, 2025
49 daysDays on marketAbout 97.7% of list price
1.71%Tax rateCity + McKinney ISD, 2026

Sources: Redfin (Aug 2026), U.S. Census, City of McKinney, McKinney ISD, Collin County. Market data changes monthly.

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McKinney, Texas real estate

Why buyers choose McKinney, TX

McKinney is the Collin County seat, a city of about 236,000 people covering 67 square miles along US 75. It sits roughly 32 miles north of downtown Dallas, between Allen to the south and Melissa to the north, with Frisco and Prosper to the west.

The city has two sides. The historic downtown square and older east-side streets give it a small-town core. The west and north sides are master plans like Stonebridge Ranch, Craig Ranch, and Trinity Falls. Industry is growing fast too, with more than $1.1 billion in industrial projects permitted since 2020.

Median household income is $124,215, and 54.1% of adults hold a bachelor's degree. Most of the city is in McKinney ISD, rated B by TEA in 2026. West-side pockets fall in Frisco or Prosper ISD, so zoning changes the price and the tax bill.

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Estate home on a large lot
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236,001Residents, up from 195,308 in 2020
236,001Residents today
$124,215Median household income
54.1%Adults with a bachelor's degree
27.8 minAverage commute to work

Location

McKinney runs along US 75 in central Collin County, about 32 miles north of downtown Dallas. SH 121 serves the southwest side near Craig Ranch, and US 380 crosses the north side toward Prosper and Princeton.

Jobs

Lite-On is building a $919 million plant with 600-plus jobs, Encore Wire is expanding its campus by $250 million, and new industrial parks are rising along SH 121.

What's next

McKinney National Airport opens its $79 million terminal with Avelo flights on Nov. 11, 2026. The 20,000-seat Sunset Amphitheater on US 75 is expected to open in 2027.

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Two kinds of McKinney

A historic square and new master plans

East-side streets near the downtown square hold older homes and local shops. The west and north sides offer golf communities, lake amenities, and new builder collections from the $300Ks to about $1 million.

Historic downtownMaster plansNew constructionCollin County seat
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McKinney housing market · fall 2026

Is now a good time to buy a home in McKinney?

Conditions favor buyers more than they did a year ago. The median sale price fell 3.5% to $511,000 in August 2026, and 48% of listings took a price cut. Homes sold for about 97.7% of list after 49 days. Sellers in older resale areas often cover closing costs or rate buydowns.

$511,000Median sale price, Aug 2026 (down 3.5% YoY)
49 daysMedian days on market (52 a year ago)
97.7%Sale-to-list price ratio
48.2%Listings with a price drop
11.8%Homes sold above list price
$202Median price per sq ft (down 1.2% YoY)
49Redfin Compete Score, somewhat competitive
$2,738Average rent, ZIP 75071, Sept 2026

Sources: Redfin McKinney market page (Aug 2026), HAR.com ZIP 75071 (Sept 2026). Redfin city data may include McKinney addresses outside city limits.

Median price by ZIP code

West McKinney (75072) costs the most, driven by Stonebridge Ranch and nearby areas. The southwest and north ZIPs offer lower medians and more new construction.

75072 · West McKinney$559,008
75070 · Southwest McKinney$465,000
75071 · North McKinney$435,903

Source: Redfin ZIP pages. 75072 and 75070 are Aug 2026, 75071 is Jul 2026.

Neighborhood guide

Best neighborhoods in McKinney, TX

McKinney's neighborhoods range from older homes near the downtown square to brand-new master plans. Price, ISD, and special district taxes vary widely from one to the next.

Representative home photo for Craig RanchGolf & SH 121

~$550K

Craig Ranch

Home of TPC Craig Ranch, with townhomes and single-family near SH 121

Southwest McKinneyMostly Frisco ISD
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Representative home photo for Historic DistrictHistoric homes

~$720K

Historic District

Older and restored homes within walking distance of the downtown square

DowntownMcKinney ISD
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Representative home photo for AdriaticaLuxury village

~$1M

Adriatica

Mediterranean-style village near SH 121 with very few listings

Southwest McKinneyVerify by address
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Representative home photo for EldoradoEstablished

~$605K

Eldorado

Established homes near Eldorado Parkway with tight inventory

West McKinneyVerify by address
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~$410K

Eldorado Heights

One of the lower-priced resale pockets on the west-central side

Central McKinneyVerify by address
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Photos are representative, not the specific neighborhood. Resale prices are median sale prices from Homes.com and Redfin neighborhood pages (Jun–Oct 2026). New construction prices are builder starting prices from NewHomeSource and Highland Homes. Small neighborhoods have few sales, so treat those prices as rough. Verify school zoning by address.

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Lifestyle

Weekends on the square, trails at Erwin Park

Downtown McKinney's square has local restaurants, shops, and events. Erwin Park draws mountain bikers, B.B. Owen Park in Trinity Falls has 350 acres of trails and lakes, and a major amphitheater is coming in 2027.

Downtown squareMountain bikingGolfLive music in 2027
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Property taxes

McKinney property tax rate explained

Inside city limits in McKinney ISD, the 2026 rate is about 1.71% before exemptions. The school rate includes a 3.17-cent piece that goes to voters on Nov. 3, 2026. Frisco and Prosper ISD areas differ, and some newer communities add MUD or PID taxes.

McKinney ISD 1.0664 City of McKinney 0.4123 Collin County (approx.) 0.151 Collin College 0.0812
Taxing entity (2026)Rate per $100
McKinney ISD1.0664
City of McKinney0.412284
Collin County (approx.)0.151
Collin College0.08122
Total, McKinney ISD≈ 1.71%
Total if MISD Prop A fails≈ 1.68%
Total with Frisco ISD≈ 1.66%
Total with Prosper ISD≈ 1.85%

Sources: McKinney ISD election financial page (2026-27 rate, Aug 2026); City of McKinney rate adopted Sept. 1, 2026 (Community Impact); Collin County rate adopted Sept. 14, 2026 (reported as about $0.151); Collin College, Aug. 25, 2026; Frisco ISD and Prosper ISD 2026-27 rates (Community Impact).

Exemptions and special districts

  • Homestead: Texas school districts exempt $140,000 of a primary home's value. File with the Collin Central Appraisal District after you move in.
  • Over 65 or disabled: Qualifying owners get an extra $60,000 school exemption and a school tax ceiling that limits future increases.
  • MUD and PID areas: Some newer communities, especially outside city limits, add a MUD or PID tax or assessment. Ask for the seller's district notice before you make an offer.
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Buying in McKinney

How to win the right McKinney home in this market

McKinney rewards buyers who compare ISD, special district taxes, and builder incentives side by side. With many listings reduced, the negotiation often matters as much as the price.

  1. Pick your ISD firstMcKinney, Frisco, and Prosper ISD areas differ in price and tax rate. Confirm zoning by address before touring.
  2. Check the full tax rateAdd any MUD or PID tax to the city and school rate. A higher rate can cost more than a lower price saves.
  3. Compare builder incentivesTrinity Falls, Painted Tree, and Ridgeline builders compete. Compare rate buydowns and closing cost credits, not just base price.
  4. Use price-cut leverageAbout 48% of listings have reduced their price. Listings that have sat for weeks are good candidates for seller credits.
  5. Watch the Nov. 3 voteMcKinney ISD's Prop A and $500 million bond affect future school taxes. Factor the result into long-term cost estimates.
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Schools, commute, and lifestyle

Living in McKinney, TX: what to know

Tree-lined walking trail in a park

Parks and trails

Erwin Park is a regional mountain biking spot. B.B. Owen Park in Trinity Falls has 350 acres with hiking and bike trails, fishing lakes, and disc golf.

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Downtown square

The historic square around the old Collin County courthouse has local restaurants, boutiques, and community events within walking distance of older neighborhoods.

Community gathering space

Golf and entertainment

TPC Craig Ranch anchors the southwest side. Venu's $334 million Sunset Amphitheater on US 75 is expected to open in 2027 with up to 20,000 seats.

McKinney ISD

Rated B by TEA for 2025-26, its fifth straight B. Nine of 33 campuses earned an A, including all three high schools. Voters decide a $500 million bond and tax ratification on Nov. 3, 2026.

Frisco and Prosper ISD

Parts of west McKinney are zoned to Frisco ISD or Prosper ISD. Prosper ISD earned an A from TEA for 2025-26. These areas carry different school tax rates, so check zoning by address.

Utilities

City water rates rose 9% and wastewater rates 11% on Oct. 1, 2026. Base charges are $21.60 for water and $31.20 for wastewater each month, plus usage.

2026

McKinney National Airport opens its $79 million terminal Nov. 11, with Avelo flights to nine destinations by December.

2026

McKinney ISD voters decide a $500 million bond package and a tax ratification election on Nov. 3.

2027

Lite-On plans to open its $919 million McKinney plant, adding 600-plus jobs over several years.

2027

The 20,000-seat Sunset Amphitheater on US 75 is expected to open after a $334 million build.

Getting around

US 75 is the main route south to Plano, Richardson, and Dallas. SH 121 links southwest McKinney to Frisco and DFW Airport. US 380 serves the north side, and the city airport adds commercial flights starting November 2026.

  • Downtown Dallas ~40 min off-peak
  • DFW Airport ~45 min off-peak
  • Frisco ~20 min off-peak
  • Plano Legacy ~25 min off-peak
An honest look

Pros and cons of living in McKinney

Pros

  • Median price down 3.5%, giving buyers more leverage
  • Historic downtown square with local restaurants and shops
  • All three McKinney ISD high schools rated A
  • Wide range from $300K new builds to $1M
  • Commercial flights from McKinney National Airport in 2026
  • Growing local jobs in manufacturing and industry

Cons

  • US 75 traffic slows rush-hour commutes to Dallas
  • McKinney ISD rated B overall, campuses vary widely
  • MUD or PID taxes in some newer communities
  • School zoning splits across several ISDs
  • Water and wastewater rates rose in October 2026
  • Thin resale data in small luxury enclaves
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McKinney, TX real estate: common questions

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What is the median home price in McKinney, TX?

Redfin reports a median sale price of $511,000 for August 2026, down 3.5% from a year earlier. West McKinney (75072) runs higher at about $559,000, while the southwest and north ZIPs have medians in the mid-$400Ks.

Is McKinney a good place to live?

Many buyers choose McKinney for its historic downtown, parks like Erwin Park, and range of housing. Median household income is $124,215. Trade-offs include US 75 traffic, a B-rated school district overall, and special district taxes in some newer communities.

Is now a good time to buy in McKinney?

Buyers have more leverage than a year ago. Prices fell 3.5%, homes took a median 49 days to sell, and about 48% of listings had a price cut in August 2026. That opens room for seller credits and rate buydowns.

What school districts serve McKinney?

Most of the city is in McKinney ISD, rated B by TEA for 2025-26, with all three high schools rated A. Parts of west McKinney are in Frisco ISD or Prosper ISD. Always confirm zoning by address.

What is the property tax rate in McKinney?

Inside city limits in McKinney ISD, the 2026 combined rate is about 1.71% before exemptions. That includes McKinney ISD, the city, Collin County, and Collin College. Frisco ISD areas run about 1.66%, and Prosper ISD areas about 1.85%.

What is McKinney ISD's Prop A?

Prop A is a tax ratification election on Nov. 3, 2026, covering 3.17 cents of the school rate. It funds about $4.1 million a year for teacher pay and programs. If it fails, the 2026 combined rate would be about 1.68%.

Do McKinney homes have MUD or PID taxes?

Some do, mostly newer master plans and areas outside city limits. A MUD or PID adds a tax or assessment on top of the city and school rate. Ask for the seller's or builder's district notice and check the Collin CAD record before you offer.

Where is new construction in McKinney?

Most new building is on the north side. Painted Tree has 16 builder collections from about $318K. Trinity Falls has homes from about $385K, and Ridgeline near Erwin Park starts around $560K.

How long is the commute from McKinney to Dallas?

Downtown Dallas is about 32 miles south on US 75. Plan on about 40 minutes off-peak and longer at rush hour. Frisco is about 20 minutes away via SH 121, and DFW Airport about 45 minutes.

Does McKinney have its own airport?

Yes. McKinney National Airport opens a $79 million passenger terminal on Nov. 11, 2026. Avelo Airlines will fly to Las Vegas, Orlando, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, and Fort Myers, with Atlanta, Denver, Nashville, and New Orleans added in December.

What are the most popular neighborhoods in McKinney?

Stonebridge Ranch and Craig Ranch are the most established west-side choices, at roughly $535K to $600K. Trinity Falls and Painted Tree lead new construction. Buyers seeking character look at the Historic District near the square.

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