Collin County — where corporate headquarters relocate, where school districts rank nationally, and where property values consistently appreciate. North Texas's suburban powerhouse.
One of the fastest-growing counties in the nation, powered by corporate relocations, world-class schools, and relentless new construction.
From corporate campuses to luxury new construction, Collin County delivers innovation, education, and appreciation. Here's the quick read on the markets Kay knows best.
One of America's fastest-growing cities. Frisco ISD is top-rated, the $5 Billion Mile is rewriting the skyline, PGA HQ and FC Dallas call it home, and new construction is everywhere you look. If you want to be where the action is, Frisco is it.
Corporate powerhouse — Toyota, Liberty Mutual, JPMorgan Chase all relocated here. Legacy West is the crown jewel, Plano ISD is excellent, and mature neighborhoods deliver strong resale values that newer suburbs can't match yet.
Multiple #1 "Best Place to Live" awards and it shows. Historic downtown square with real character, McKinney ISD, Craig Ranch master-planned community, and a balanced mix of new construction and established neighborhoods.
Allen ISD (Eagle Stadium is famous for a reason), family-focused community, Watters Creek shopping and dining, and great value compared to Frisco and Plano. Strong community identity that keeps families here for decades.
Luxury new construction with a small-town identity. Prosper ISD is rapidly growing and highly rated, pricing is premium, and the community is attracting buyers who want Frisco quality with a more intimate feel.
The next frontier — exploding growth north of Prosper with large lots, new schools coming online, and prices that are still relatively affordable compared to its southern neighbors. Get in now before the map catches up.
Eastern Collin County's affordable entry points. New builds are going up fast, infrastructure investment is pouring in, and buyers priced out of Frisco and McKinney are discovering what these communities have to offer.
Collin County isn't just growing — it's attracting Fortune 500 headquarters, building top-10 school districts nationally, and delivering property values that consistently appreciate year over year. The corporate job engine drives demand, the schools keep families rooted, and the infrastructure keeps pace. Kay knows which neighborhoods are peaking, which are emerging, and where the smart money is moving.
Whether you're relocating to Frisco, upgrading in McKinney, or finding value in Celina — Kay's the call.