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The Rising Star of the Lone Star State

Called the “Texas’ Rising Star”, Frisco has evolved into a rapidly growing North Dallas suburb where prosperity and Texas-sized living go hand in hand. The attractive city of Frisco, TX lies in Collin and Denton Counties. If you and your family are all about great pro sports teams, hot new shopping venues (we have an IKEA store!), excellent schools, fine arts and sumptuous restaurants - welcome home to exceptional Frisco!  

Kick, Skate, Block, Throw and Shop!

Located a quick 25 minutes from the DFW International Airport, Frisco offers some of the best shopping in North Texas. Home to the Stonebriar Centre regional mall, Frisco is also home to Pizza Hut Park - where the FC Dallas soccer team plays, the Frisco RoughRiders baseball - which plays at Dr. Pepper Park (named one of the best ballparks in the US), the Texas Tornado amateur hockey team and the Frisco Thunder which is a member of the Intense Football League. Where else can you find more family entertainment choices than that?

The Fine Arts Are Alive in Frisco!

If you are an art aficionado, you’ll love the City of Frisco. Famous for its passion for art, residents and visitors enjoy the many outdoor sculptures. These masterpieces celebrate the history of Frisco and are located throughout the city. Hall Office Park is the home of the largest private collection of contemporary outdoor sculpture on public display. The collective works of Frances Bagley, James Surls and Isaac Smith are available for your enjoyment.

Relocating to Frisco?

To best see how the city of Frisco has recently changed, all you have to do is look at the population totals from the 2000 census to today. According to the 2000 census, the population of Frisco was 33,714. According Frisco city leaders, the 2008 estimates have eclipsed the 100,000 mark (May2008). Frisco has been and continues to be one of the fastest growing cities in the United States. It really makes no difference if you are relocating to Frisco with job move, need more room to roam or down sizing as a result of an empty nest, and Frisco offers home buying solutions to fit every need. Contact us today to request your FREE Frisco relocation kit. As Frisco agents, we also specialize in homes in Keller, Dallas, Highland Village, Flower Mound, Grapevine, Southlake, Plano, and Colleyville too!

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