Frisco

 

 

 

Frisco is a vibrant city located in Collin and Denton Counties. In 2018, Frisco was voted the #1 Best Place to Live by Money. In 2020, it was voted the Best City for first-time homebuyers. Frisco earned these accolades thanks to its low cost of living, low taxes, and higher incomes combined with booming job growth. The city’s motto is “Progress in Motion”—which is fitting since this inviting community has been recognized as the fastest-growing city in America. Frisco also boasts outstanding public schools and public-private partnerships. Other lists have named it the #1 Most Recession-Proof City, #2 Best Place to Raise a Family in Texas, and the #2 Best Place to Live in the Dallas Area. Frisco’s real estate mix includes large single-family homes in a wide range of styles, both new construction and pre-owned, with custom luxury homes within gorgeous neighborhoods. Twelve Cowboys Way is a residential tower overlooking the 91-acre campus of the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters.

 

• Voted #1 Best Place to Live 
• Stonebriar Mall
• Large single-family homes
• The Dallas Cowboys’ Star District

Frisco is a dynamic city with lots to offer. Sports are a huge part of life here: the city is home to FC Dallas’ Toyota Stadium as well as the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters and training facilities. PGA Frisco is a major destination offering some of the finest golfing in Texas. From stylish boutiques and downtown restaurants to premier retailers at Stonebriar Mall, Frisco has something to suit all tastes and interests.

 

Frisco is teeming with premier places to shop, dine, and drink. The Rail District is a historic downtown area with boutique shopping, great restaurants, and coffee shops. Start your day with organic oak-roasted coffee at Summer Moon Coffee, shop in stylish local boutiques or take on challenging escape rooms at Countdown 2 Escape. Frisco Rail Yard is packed with gourmet food trucks and often hosts live music entertainment. Across the old St. Louis-San Francisco Railway tracks from the Rail District, Frisco Square is a walkable commercial area with numerous shopping and dining options and hosts a vibrant Farmer’s Market. Enjoy delicious Neapolitan pizza at Pizzeria Testa, authentic Japanese sushi and sake at Sake Toro, flavorful Thai dishes at Best Thai, and award-winning 100% ground beef burgers at Jake’s Burgers and Beer. Nerdvana Frisco is a unique gaming-themed restaurant and coffee bar serving tasty eats made from scratch. They offer a wide range of digital and board-based games, as well as an extensive selection of craft beers and cocktails. On the Sam Rayburn Tollway to the south, Stonebriar Mall is a premier retail destination featuring many premium brands including Banana Republic, Michael Kors, Nordstrom, Pottery Barn, Sephora, and Williams-Sonoma. Some upscale dining options include III Forks, Dee Lincoln Prime, and Randy’s Steakhouse. The Shops at Starwood is located just one mile north of the new Dallas Cowboys’ headquarters and training facility and merges upscale shopping and dining within a convenient and elegant experience. Whether going for brunch at Up Inspired Kitchen or dining at Bottled by Bond, Starwood is home to a vibrant community.

 

Frisco is home to the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters and training facilities. The Star features events, shopping, luxury spa and salon services, fine dining, and the Omni Hotel. Highlights include a state-of-the-art, 60,000-square-foot Cowboys Fit fitness center, a 50-yard replica turf field and a 12,000-seat indoor stadium at The Ford Center. Toyota Stadium is home to Major League Soccer’s FC Dallas. The National Soccer Hall of Fame is located at the southern end of Toyota Stadium. HALL Park is a cutting-edge mixed-use development featuring offices and businesses spread across a scenic 162-acre campus. Texas Sculpture Garden at HALL Park contains more than 40 outdoor artworks from talented Texan artists, including striking 30-foot dancers. Central Park is certainly one of the many parks to visit in Frisco. Life-size bronze sculptures of Texas Longhorns make their way through this eight-acre park paying tribute to the late 19th century cattle drive on The Shawnee Trail, the first north-south cattle trail in Texas.

 

PGA Frisco is a huge $520 million development featuring Omni’s flagship hotel and North Texas’ largest golf course with the first tournament slated for 2023. The new headquarters of the Professional Golfers’ Association of America, PGA Frisco promises some of the best golf on the planet. This sprawling complex has 46 holes of golfing with two championship golf courses and a 10-hole short course. Other attractions planned for PGA Frisco include a technologically-advanced retail village, parks, and miles of trails. Frisco is also home to the prestigious Stonebriar Golf Club, named one of the best country clubs in DFW for 2019 by Avid Golfer. Stonebriar Country Club offers two 18-hole courses and members enjoy a refreshed clubhouse with restaurants, tennis, fitness, pools and family fun.

 

The Frisco North Platinum Corridor is the next success story to unfold in Frisco’s history including announced developments or ones under construction along the Dallas North Tollway (DNT) stretching from the Sam Rayburn Tollway/SH 121 to US Highway 380. Frisco now claims one of the most dynamic development concentrations in America.

 

Frisco is known for providing top-rated public education, including strong private school options. Centrally located, Frisco allows quick access to a large number of colleges including UNT Frisco, Collin College Frisco, and UT Dallas. Frisco Independent School District has partnered with University of North Texas Frisco to offer Dual Credit and FHS has officially been authorized as an International Baccalaureate World School, allowing it to offer the IB Diploma Programme, an advanced learning option for students. FC Dallas hosts Frisco ISD football games and the PGA Headquarters is partnering with the Frisco ISD to bring in over students from their golf program.