What is the median home price in Plano, TX?

The 2025 median home price in Plano is $540,000 based on 2,297 closed single-family transactions. Days on market: 50-60 days. Months of supply: 3.2 — a balanced market slightly favoring buyers. Pricing has softened from the 2022 peak and is stabilizing.

How are Plano ISD schools rated?

Plano ISD earned a TEA B (82/100) for 2024-25 and a perfect 100/100 FIRST financial rating. One of only 5 Honor School Boards in Texas (2025). Plano Senior High (8/10, IB program), Plano East (8/10), Plano West (7/10). School assignment is fixed by address.

What is the property tax rate in Plano, TX?

Plano's effective rate is approximately 1.16%. The city rate is ~$0.44 per $100. Combined with Collin County, Plano ISD, and other entities, total annual burden is roughly 2.3-2.5% of home value.

What is the commute from Plano to Dallas?

East Plano to downtown Dallas: 35-45 minutes via Hwy 75. Central Plano: 30-40 minutes via the Dallas North Tollway. West Plano near Legacy: 25-35 minutes. Local employment at Legacy West or Granite Park: 5-20 minutes.

Plano, Texas

Plano Isn't Just Buying a House. It's Buying Into Smart Growth.

The ninth-largest city in Texas. A booming job market. The best schools in Collin County. And homes that appreciate because the fundamentals are sound. Not hype — data.

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The Ninth-Largest City in Texas

Plano isn't on a dramatic growth curve anymore. It's consolidating — and that's good news if you're buying.

A built-out, mature market of nearly 300,000 residents anchored by Legacy West, Granite Park, and Plano ISD's B-rated, financially perfect district. 2025 median home price $540,000 across 2,297 closed transactions, 50-60 days on market, and 3.2 months of supply — a balanced market that quietly favors buyers. Pricing has softened from 2022 peaks, fundamentals remain sound, and appreciation runs a steady 3-5% in normal years.

Why Plano

The Fundamentals Are Sound. That's the Whole Thesis.

Legacy West & Granite Park Employment

Toyota North America, Liberty Mutual, JPMorgan Chase, FedEx Office and a dense cluster of financial services, energy, and tech employers anchor West Plano. Local employment means many Plano residents skip the Dallas commute entirely — a meaningful advantage when you're choosing where to live for the next five years.

Plano ISD: B-Rated, Financially Perfect

Plano ISD earned a TEA B (82/100) for 2024-25 and a perfect 100/100 on the FIRST financial integrity rating — one of only five Honor School Boards in Texas. Plano Senior High, Plano East, and Plano West all run 7-8/10 with 95-97% graduation rates and an IB program at Senior High.

86 Parks Across 4,200+ Acres

Oak Point Park (75+ acres, lake, amphitheater, dog parks, trails), the Collin Creek Trail System (~12 miles), aquatic centers, tennis facilities, and golf courses. Plano's park acreage is substantial — more than most comparable Texas suburbs — though it's suburban-friendly rather than a hiking destination.

Plano, TX Market Snapshot, Spring 2026

$540K2025 Median Home Price

25-45Min to Downtown DallasTollway / Hwy 75

B / 82Plano ISD TEA Rating

Based on 2,297 closed Plano single-family transactions in 2025. 3.2 months of supply, 50-60 days on market. Rob Poulton, eXp Realty.

Neighborhoods

West, Central, and East Plano — The Real Map

Legacy West

Plano's premier walkable district anchored by Toyota, Liberty Mutual, and JPMorgan campuses with luxury townhomes and high-rise condos

$650,000 – $1,800,000+

Granite Park

Master-planned community of newer construction adjacent to the Granite Park corporate corridor in West Plano

$550,000 – $1,200,000

The Court

Newer master-planned enclave in West Plano with custom-builder homes and resort-style amenities

$700,000 – $1,500,000

Starcreek

Modern infill community popular with corporate transferees and dual-income professional families

$520,000 – $900,000

Oak Point

Established Central Plano neighborhood with mature trees, balanced pricing, and the city's anchor 75-acre Oak Point Park

$440,000 – $720,000

Lakewood

Central Plano neighborhood prized for larger lot sizes and renovation potential on 1980s-1990s housing stock

$420,000 – $680,000

Windhaven

West/Central Plano corridor with strong school feeders and quick access to the Dallas North Tollway

$540,000 – $850,000

East Plano (Coit Corridor)

Plano's value tier with 1970s-1990s construction, larger lots, and renovation upside in 75074

$380,000 – $560,000

Central Plano Established

The balanced middle of Plano: established neighborhoods in 75023 and 75025 with diverse pricing and mature trees

$460,000 – $640,000

Testimonials

What Plano Buyers and Sellers Say

"We relocated from out of state for a Legacy West role and Rob walked us through every Plano submarket honestly. We ended up in West Plano walking distance to the office, in the elementary feeder we wanted. Saved us months of back-and-forth."

West Plano Buyer

Plano, TX

Your Plano Specialist

Rob Poulton

Plano is a market I study closely. There are a lot of agents here. Fewer can tell you the real difference between East, Central, and West Plano — which goes far beyond ZIP codes. Fewer still understand why homes near Legacy West command a premium, or what the long-term school assignment implications are when you buy on Coit Road versus Windhaven. I do.

My background is in finance and lending. I track absorption rates by submarket, price per square foot by builder, and what a Plano ISD elementary assignment actually does to a comparable sale. I know which streets carry highway noise, which subdivisions have HOAs that hold value, and which homes deserve a harder look at inspection. No high pressure. The truth, even when it's not what you want to hear.

512-817-2174 · rob@lonewolfrealtygroup.com · eXp Realty · License 846287

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