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Climate, convenience, a “small town” character, and accessibility to downtown Dallas are only a few of the qualities that make Frisco TX such a desirable location.
Frisco is home to corporate headquarters for the Dallas Stars and regional offices for Levi Strauss and Budweiser. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and Love Field are within a 30-minute drive. Arts, entertainment and recreation abound in Frisco, including Junior League Championship hockey, Minor League baseball, Major League soccer, and National Championship cyclist racing. With more than 4 million square feet of retail space and an additional 310,000 square foot IKEA store, Frisco is fast becoming the major shopping destination of North Texas.
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Phil Sims
Broker/Owner
Carrollton TX
Help-U-Sell Sims Realty
| Phone: | (972) 395-0400 | | Cell: | 214-850-7606 |
eMail Phil
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Larry Chiles
Buyer Specialist
REALTOR, GRI, SRES
Carrollton TX
Help-U-Sell Sims Realty
| Phone: | (972) 395-0400 | | Cell: | (972) 523-7215 |
Larry@
LarryChiles.com
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Thinking About Relocating to Frisco?
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Situated in the lovely rolling hills of former ranches and farms, Frisco has become one of North Texas' most vibrant, sought-after communities for residential and commercial relocation. This former small farming community had less than 1,000 residents in the 1970s, but had grown to just over 6,000 residents in 1990. The city now hosts a population of more than 55,000. The North Central Texas Council of Governments estimates the city grew nearly 28 percent between 1999 and 2000 one of the most explosive growth rates of any city in the 16-county region. Frisco is located in Collin County, which along with neighboring Denton County, has been ranked in the top five metropolitan growth counties in the United States. Frisco city planning officials estimate the population will grow to more than 67,000 residents by 2010. Average annual household income is $71,114, according to NCTCG, with 82.3 percent possessing at least a high school diploma or some higher education. Approximately 6 percent of the population is age 65 or older.
Averages for the eight-county region peg average annual household income at $62,736, with 80.5 percent of residents possessing at least a high school education The largest mall in North Texas, Stonebriar Centre, calls Frisco home!
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