12/02/2025
McKinney, Texas just beat out every city in America for the 3rd year in a row. If you own a home there, here’s what that actually means.
WalletHub named McKinney the number one housing market again, and the surrounding suburbs weren’t far behind. Richardson came in at #5, Frisco at #6, Denton at #9 and Allen at #10. When half of the top ten cities in the nation sit inside the same region, it says a lot about long-term value and homeowner confidence.
McKinney’s median price sits around $483K. Yes, prices have adjusted slightly this year, down 5.6% on average, but that’s part of a normal correction. Homes built after 2010 make up nearly 38% of the city’s inventory, which helps maintain strong resale performance. It’s also one of the top cities in America for building permits per capita, signaling ongoing demand and stability.
The takeaway is simple: even with the recent cooldown, McKinney and the broader Collin County corridor continue to be top-tier markets for equity protection and resale value. If you’re planning a move in the next year, these rankings work in your favor.
Own a home in McKinney, Frisco, Allen or Plano? Send us a message with the word “COLLIN” and we’ll break down what your equity position looks like today.
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