Prosper, TX 75078 · Collin & Denton Counties · Prosper ISD

Prosper, TX Homes for Sale & Real Estate

Prosper pairs top-rated Prosper ISD schools with large lots and master-planned communities on the Dallas North Tollway. The median sale price was $872,500 in August 2026, and with homes taking 84 days to sell, buyers have room to negotiate.

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$872,500Median sale priceDown 0.5% YoY, Aug 2026
45,605ResidentsCensus estimate, 2025
84 daysDays on marketAbout 96% of list price
1.94%Tax rateTown + Prosper ISD, 2026

Sources: Redfin (Aug 2026), Census, Town of Prosper, Prosper ISD, Collin County, TEA. Market data changes monthly.

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  • Tax comparison Collin vs. Denton County, town vs. MUD, before you offer.
  • School zone check Prosper ISD or Denton ISD, confirmed by address.
  • Builder incentive review rate buydowns and credits compared with resale homes.
  • Negotiation plan based on days on market and recent price cuts.
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Prosper, Texas real estate

Why buyers choose Prosper, TX

Prosper is a town of about 45,600 people in western Collin County and eastern Denton County, about 35 miles north of downtown Dallas. The Dallas North Tollway, US 380, and Preston Road connect it to Frisco, McKinney, and Plano.

Prosper grew from about 2,100 residents in 2000 to more than 45,000 today. Most of that growth came as master-planned communities like Windsong Ranch and Star Trail, with their own amenities and a mix of semi-custom and custom builders. The largest local employer is Prosper ISD. Most working residents commute to Frisco, Plano, or Dallas.

Median household income is $195,281, and 66.5% of adults hold a bachelor's degree. Prosper ISD is rated A by TEA. For buyers, that means steady demand and a high price floor, even in a slower market.

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Stone home at dusk
Lake at sunset
45,605Residents, up from 2,097 in 2000
45,605Residents (2025 estimate)
$195,281Median household income
66.5%Adults with a bachelor's degree
87.9%Homes that are owner-occupied

Location

Prosper sits north of Frisco and west of McKinney. Most of the town is in Collin County, and the west side is in Denton County. The Dallas North Tollway, US 380, and Preston Road are the main routes.

Jobs

Prosper ISD is the largest local employer, followed by Kroger, Chick-fil-A, the town, and Walmart. Most residents commute to Frisco, Plano, or Dallas. The average commute is about 30 minutes.

What's next

The FY 2026-27 town budget includes $74.7 million in capital projects, including widening Teel Parkway and Coit Road. Retail growth is expected at Gates of Prosper, Westfork Crossing, and Eagle Crossing.

Stone home at dusk
Space and schools

Bigger lots, newer homes, and an A-rated district

Prosper's housing is mostly newer single-family homes on larger lots, many in amenity communities. Prices run higher than in nearby Celina, and the schools are a main reason buyers pay it.

Prosper ISDMaster-planned communitiesNew constructionDallas North Tollway
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Prosper housing market · fall 2026

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

Prosper is a buyer-leaning market right now. The median sale price was $872,500 in August 2026, nearly flat year over year. Homes took a median 84 days to sell, 17 days longer than a year earlier. More than half of sold homes had a price cut, and most closed below list price.

$872,500Median sale price, Aug 2026 (down 0.5% YoY)
207Homes sold, Aug 2026 (down 15.2% YoY)
84 daysMedian days on market (up 17 days)
96.1%Sale-to-list price ratio
54.8%Homes sold with a price drop
6.3%Homes sold above list price
$234Median price per square foot
22Redfin Compete Score out of 100 (not very competitive)

Source: Redfin Prosper city housing market data, August 2026, the latest month posted as of Oct 12, 2026.

Prosper vs. nearby areas

Median sale price in August 2026. The 75078 ZIP includes addresses outside town limits, such as Artesia, so it runs lower than the town itself. Celina is the next town north.

Town of Prosper$872,500
75078 · All Prosper ZIP$784,660
75009 · Celina$499,784

Source: Redfin city and ZIP code housing market pages, August 2026.

Neighborhood guide

Best neighborhoods in Prosper, TX

Prosper's neighborhoods range from new-construction townhomes in the $400Ks to custom estates above $2 million. Here are the most-searched communities.

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Photos are representative, not the specific neighborhood. Price ranges come from active and builder listings shown on Trulia neighborhood pages in October 2026. Builder figures are starting prices. These are not sale medians. Verify school zoning by address.

Lake at sunset
Lifestyle

Small-town roots with new-town amenities

Prosper was incorporated in 1914 and still has its Broadway Street downtown. Newer communities add pools, trails, and lagoons, and shopping is concentrated at US 380 and Preston Road.

Downtown BroadwayCommunity trailsGates of ProsperYouth sports
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Property taxes

Prosper property tax rate explained

Prosper's 2026 rate on the Collin County side is about 1.94% before exemptions. Prosper ISD cut its rate again to $1.2011, while Collin County raised its rate for the first time since 1993. The town rate held at $0.505.

Prosper ISD 1.2011 Town of Prosper 0.505 Collin County 0.151 Collin College 0.0812
Taxing entity (2026)Rate per $100
Prosper ISD1.2011
Town of Prosper0.505
Collin County0.151
Collin College0.08122
Total, Collin County side, Prosper ISD≈ 1.94%
Denton County side, Prosper ISD (proposed county rate)≈ 1.89%
Artesia and other MUD areas outside townVaries, check the tax certificate

Sources: Prosper ISD board recap (Aug 24, 2026), Town of Prosper via Community Impact (Sept 14, 2026), Collin County via Dallas Express (Sept 2026, rate ≈ 0.151), Collin College via Community Impact (Aug 26, 2026), Denton County FY 2027 recommended budget.

Exemptions and special districts

  • Homestead: Your primary residence qualifies for a $140,000 exemption from school district taxes. File with the Collin or Denton appraisal district, generally by May 1.
  • Over 65 or disabled: An extra $60,000 school exemption applies, and your school taxes are frozen at the level of the year you qualify.
  • 10% cap: Taxable value on a homestead can't rise more than 10% a year. That's why bills can still go up when market values fall.
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Buying in Prosper

How to win the right Prosper home in this market

With 84 days on market and frequent price cuts, Prosper buyers can negotiate. The best results come from knowing the exact tax picture, the school zone, and each builder's incentives.

  1. Get fully pre-approvedHigher-priced Prosper homes often need jumbo financing. Line up jumbo and conventional options before you tour.
  2. Confirm town limits and ISDA 75078 address can be outside town limits or in Denton ISD. Check both before you write an offer.
  3. Price the full tax billCompare Collin and Denton County rates and any MUD tax. The rate can differ by street.
  4. Use days on marketHomes sitting past 60 to 90 days often accept price cuts, closing credits, or repairs.
  5. Compare builder incentivesStar Trail, Windsong Ranch, and Mosaic have active builder listings. Ask each builder about incentives and compare them with resale homes.
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Schools, commute, and lifestyle

Living in Prosper, TX: what to know

Community gathering space

Parks and trails

Town parks, youth sports fields, and community trail systems. Master plans like Windsong Ranch add private pools and a crystalline lagoon.

Lake at sunset

Things to do

Prosper ISD's stadium and natatorium host big crowds on Friday nights. Downtown Broadway hosts town events, and Frisco's sports venues are a short drive south.

Farmhouse-style home

Shopping and dining

Gates of Prosper at US 380 and Preston Road anchors local retail, with more phases planned. Westfork Crossing and Eagle Crossing are adding more options.

Prosper ISD

Rated A overall by TEA for 2025, with an A in student achievement. The district serves 34,000+ students across four high schools: Prosper, Rock Hill, Walnut Grove, and Richland. Its 2026-27 tax rate of $1.2011 is the lowest in its recent history.

Denton ISD

Denton ISD serves a few areas in far west Prosper, including Glenbrooke and Doe Creek, plus some unincorporated communities with a Prosper address. Confirm the school district by address before you make an offer.

Utilities

The town provides water and wastewater service. The FY 2026-27 budget raises the average combined bill from $177.70 to about $205 a month, so include it when you compare monthly costs.

2019

Prosper ISD opened its district stadium and natatorium.

2023

Walnut Grove High School opened, and voters approved a $2.7 billion Prosper ISD bond.

2026

Prosper ISD lowered its tax rate to $1.2011, down from $1.67 in 2019.

2026

The town adopted a $139.2 million budget with $74.7 million for roads and other capital projects.

Getting around

Most Prosper trips start on the Dallas North Tollway, Preston Road, or US 380. Frisco and Plano job centers are a short drive south. Downtown Dallas and DFW Airport take longer in rush hour.

  • Downtown Dallas ≈ 45 min off-peak
  • Legacy West, Plano ≈ 25 min off-peak
  • DFW Airport ≈ 40 min off-peak
  • Downtown McKinney ≈ 25 min off-peak
An honest look

Pros and cons of living in Prosper

Pros

  • Prosper ISD holds an overall A rating from TEA
  • Newer housing stock with many larger lots
  • Buyers have negotiating leverage in the current market
  • Direct Dallas North Tollway access to Frisco and Plano
  • School tax rate has dropped every year since 2019
  • Wide range of builders and master-planned communities

Cons

  • Median price is well above most nearby towns
  • Total tax rate near 2% before exemptions
  • Longer commute to Dallas and DFW Airport
  • Ongoing construction and road widening projects
  • Water and sewer bills rising in 2026-27
  • Some 75078 addresses carry MUD taxes or Denton ISD
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What is the median home price in Prosper, TX?

Redfin reports a median sale price of $872,500 for the Town of Prosper in August 2026, down 0.5% from a year earlier. The full 75078 ZIP median was lower, at $784,660, because it includes areas outside town limits.

Is Prosper a good place to live?

For buyers who want newer homes, larger lots, and an A-rated school district, Prosper is a strong fit. The tradeoffs are higher prices, a near-2% tax rate, and a longer drive to Dallas than from Frisco or Plano.

How good are Prosper ISD schools?

TEA rated Prosper ISD A overall for 2025, with an A in student achievement and an A in closing the gaps. The district serves more than 34,000 students and has four comprehensive high schools.

What is the property tax rate in Prosper?

On the Collin County side, the 2026 total is about 1.94% before exemptions. That is Prosper ISD at $1.2011, the town at $0.505, Collin County at about $0.151, and Collin College at $0.08122. The Denton County side is about 1.89%.

Do Prosper homes have MUD or PID taxes?

Homes inside town limits pay the town rate. Some communities with a Prosper 75078 address, such as Artesia, are outside town limits and typically pay a MUD tax instead. Always check the seller's disclosure and the tax certificate.

How long is the commute from Prosper to Dallas?

Downtown Dallas is about 35 miles south, roughly 45 minutes off-peak by the Dallas North Tollway and much longer at rush hour. Census data puts the average Prosper commute at about 30 minutes.

Is there new construction in Prosper?

Yes. Star Trail, Windsong Ranch, Mosaic, Park Place, and Brookhollow West all had builder listings in October 2026. Builder starting prices ranged from the high $400Ks for townhomes to more than $1.3 million.

Is now a good time to buy in Prosper?

Conditions favor buyers more than they did a few years ago. Homes took a median 84 days to sell in August 2026, sold for about 96% of list, and more than half had a price cut before closing.

Which part of Prosper is in Denton County?

The west side of Prosper, including Windsong Ranch, is in Denton County. Most of those homes are still in Prosper ISD. Denton County's proposed 2026 rate is about $0.183, compared with about $0.151 in Collin County.

Will I need a jumbo loan in Prosper?

It depends on the price and the down payment. Any loan amount above the 2026 conforming limit is jumbo, and many homes in Prosper's $1 million-plus communities cross that line. Compare jumbo and conventional pricing before you choose a down payment.

How much income do Prosper residents have?

Census data shows a median household income of $195,281. About 66.5% of adults have a bachelor's degree, and 87.9% of homes are owner-occupied.

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