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Neighborhoods > Cities > Frisco TX Real Estate
 Frisco, Texas is a suburbs of the Dallas - Fort Worth metroplex. Frisco, TX is located 25 miles north of Dallas. It is centrally located in the Collin County bordering with cities such as The Colony, Little Elm and Lewisville on the west, Plano in the south, Allen, McKinney on the east and Prosper and Celina in the north. Frisco, TX is divided by 2 zip codes: 75034 and 75035. It is divided by Preston Road - which is the main artery of Frisco.
Approximately 100,000 residents call Frisco home. It has recently surpassed its 100,000 population in May 2008. In Year 2000, about 32,000 called Frisco home. The Frisco population has grown by leaps and bounds in the last few years. Over 180% to be exact! By the time Frisco is expected to be completely built out in 2025, over 250,000 people will call Frisco home. The demographics of Frisco is as such: The median resident age is 31 years old, the average family income is just over $100,000 and the average home is approximately $265,000.
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Many residents purchase homes in Frisco because of its outstanding school performance and quality teachers. Depending on where you are located, you could be in the Frisco, Prosper or Lewisville school districts. The schools are funded by the local area property taxes. At this time (in Year 2008), approximately 1.35% of the tax assessment property value. Many schools in this area are exemplary status (over 90% passing in each TAKS subject). If you are interested in receiving the latest school status rating, please contact me. Here in Frisco, TX, the elementary grades are from Kindergarten through 5th grade, middle school from 6th - 8th grades and high school from 9th - 12th grades. The cut-off age for children beginning Kindergarten is 5 years old born before September 1 of the school year and the Kindergarten program at Frisco ISD is a full-day from 8:00am to 3:00pm. Frisco ISD also provides after-school programs for its elementary school students. A variety of programs are offered as extra-curricular and extra-educational resources for our children. Also, Frisco ISD has been known for their special education and many families throughout the country has made the decision to relocate to Frisco because of such high quality public education system. Bus routes are provided to school children in elementary, middle and high school who lives two miles or more from their schools.
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Read also, "Frisco Buit For Family Fun"
"Why I Love Frisco"
"What You Get For Your Money in Frisco, TX"
"A Tale Between 2 Cities: Frisco, TX & Frisco, CO"
Related Links:
City of Frisco website
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Frisco Independent School District
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