City trajectories · 2026 edition

Where is North Dallas heading next?

Read the people, projects, prices, and tradeoffs changing the places where you might buy.

01 · Choose a place

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North Dallas city profiles with population, typical home value, and school rating
Place	Population	Median home	School rating
AllenCorporate destination, family-centric, experience hub	112K	$555K	8.6/10
CarrolltonTransit mega-hub, diverse, value play	133K	$425K	7.5/10
CelinaExplosive growth, new construction, rural roots	52K	$527K	8.5/10
ColleyvilleQuiet affluence, mature lots, GCISD schools	26K	$919K	9.2/10
CoppellSilver Line connected, top schools, mature	41K	$625K	9.1/10
Farmers BranchCentral location, affordable, DART access	37K	$556K	7/10
Flower MoundLifestyle segmentation, lakeside, AAA fiscal	81K	$655K	8.4/10
FriscoMega-project hub, sports capital, maturing	225K	$656K	8.8/10
IrvingUrban, affordable, Las Colinas hub	255K	$469K	6.8/10
LewisvilleValue play, transit-adjacent, retrofitting	134K	$425K	7.2/10
McKinneyHistoric downtown, rapid growth, room to run	202K	$473K	8.3/10
PlanoMature, corporate, highly-rated schools	290K	$506K	8.5/10
ProsperNew-build luxury, top schools, family-first	43K	$744K	9/10
RichardsonTransit-connected, innovation hub, maturing	118K	$464K	8.2/10
SouthlakeAffluent, exclusive, Carroll ISD	31K	$1316K	9.4/10

Addison

Urban vibe, no property tax, young professionals

Grapevine

DFW airport proximity, historic Main Street, tourism economy

Murphy

Fast-growing, Plano ISD zoning, family-focused

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