Most searched~$535K–$600K
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.
Sources: Redfin (Aug 2026), U.S. Census, City of McKinney, McKinney ISD, Collin County. Market data changes monthly.
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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.



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.
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.
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.

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.
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.
Sources: Redfin McKinney market page (Aug 2026), HAR.com ZIP 75071 (Sept 2026). Redfin city data may include McKinney addresses outside city limits.
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.
Most searched~$535K–$600K
Golf & SH 121~$550K
New construction~$550K; new from ~$385K
Builder variety~$612K; new from ~$318K
Near trailsNew from ~$560K
Historic homes~$720K
Low turnover~$770K
Luxury village~$1M
Established~$605K
Value west side~$495K
Mid-priced resale~$490K
Entry price~$410K
Get a side-by-side of prices, school zoning, taxes, and HOA or PID costs for the McKinney neighborhoods in your budget.
Get my comparisonPhotos 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.

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.
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.
| Taxing entity (2026) | Rate per $100 |
|---|---|
| McKinney ISD | 1.0664 |
| City of McKinney | 0.412284 |
| Collin County (approx.) | 0.151 |
| Collin College | 0.08122 |
| 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).

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.
Estimate only, not a loan offer. Uses the 2026 McKinney ISD plus City of McKinney combined rate before exemptions. Insurance assumes 0.6% of price per year; mortgage insurance isn't included. Rates change daily.

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.

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

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.
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.
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.
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.
McKinney National Airport opens its $79 million terminal Nov. 11, with Avelo flights to nine destinations by December.
McKinney ISD voters decide a $500 million bond package and a tax ratification election on Nov. 3.
Lite-On plans to open its $919 million McKinney plant, adding 600-plus jobs over several years.
The 20,000-seat Sunset Amphitheater on US 75 is expected to open after a $334 million build.
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.

PJ Zaji is a Texas REALTOR® (Lic# 631862-SA) with Monument Realty and a mortgage loan originator with NEXA Mortgage (NMLS #2280005). In McKinney, that means one person compares a resale in Stonebridge Ranch with a builder deal in Trinity Falls, adds the real tax rate, and shops more than 280 wholesale lenders for the loan.
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Call or text PJRedfin 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.
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.
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.
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.
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%.
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%.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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