Princeton is one of the fastest-growing and most affordable cities in Collin County. It’s attracting buyers who want new homes at lower price points while staying within reach of McKinney and Plano.
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~15 minutes east of McKinney
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Access via US-380
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~45–50 minutes to Dallas
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Predominantly new construction
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Rapidly expanding subdivisions
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More home for the money compared to surrounding cities
💰 Average Home Price: ~$300,000–$450,000
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Princeton ISD (fast-growing)
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New schools being built to support demand
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More rural feel compared to McKinney
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Growing retail and dining options
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Easy access to nearby cities for major amenities
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First-time buyers
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Investors
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Buyers prioritizing affordability and growth
Princeton is a value + growth play — not fully built out yet, but that’s exactly the opportunity.
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