09/02/2026
🏠 Frisco’s housing market just beat nearly every major city in America. A new WalletHub analysis ranked Frisco the #1 real estate market in the U.S., placing it ahead of 299 other cities evaluated across housing strength, affordability and economic conditions. Frisco wasn’t alone at the top either, McKinney ranked #2, Denton #5 and Allen #8, putting four North Texas cities in the national top 10. One major reason Frisco stood out is just how new the city’s housing stock is: nearly 47% of Frisco homes were built between 2010 and 2024, potentially meaning fewer major maintenance headaches for buyers compared with older markets. Frisco also ranked 7th for job growth, strengthening its appeal as more families and businesses continue moving into the area. But there’s a catch...Frisco certainly isn’t one of America’s cheapest housing markets, ranking 95th for home prices as a percentage of income. Still, the combination of newer homes, economic growth and long term housing potential was enough to push Frisco to the very top. With billions in development still pouring into the city, the bigger question may be how much more Frisco can grow, and what that could mean for future home prices.