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Frisco Rail District Reopening 2026 — Downtown Frisco Real Estate Gets a Major Upgrade

by Neda DameshghiFrisco March 23, 2026November 2, 2026Comments are Disabled

Quick Answer Frisco’s Rail District is the historic downtown along Main Street. After about two years of construction and more than $80 million in city investment, it was scheduled to reopen in summer 2026 as a walkable district with the new 4th Street Plaza, a public parking garage, updated facades and new venues for music, …

Frisco ISD vs Prosper ISD 2026 — Which School District Is Best for Your Family?

by Neda DameshghiFrisco March 17, 2026November 2, 2026Comments are Disabled

Quick Answer Frisco ISD and Prosper ISD are both highly rated, but they differ in size and stage. Frisco ISD serves more than 66,000 students, has a 97% graduation rate and offers magnet and career-tech pathways. Prosper ISD serves more than 32,000 students with four high schools and is still adding campuses as Prosper, Celina …

Universal Kids Resort Frisco 2026 — How It Impacts Home Values Near Fields Development

by Neda DameshghiFrisco March 14, 2026November 2, 2026Comments are Disabled

Quick Answer Universal Kids Resort opened July 1, 2026 at Panther Creek Parkway and the Dallas North Tollway in north Frisco, with seven themed lands for young kids and an on-site hotel. It sits inside the 2,544-acre Fields master-planned community next to the PGA of America headquarters, so homes in and around Fields get the …

Iran conflict mortgage rates impact shown in split-screen of Middle Eastern skyline and North Dallas neighborhood with rising rate graph

Iran Conflict Mortgage Rates 2026: A North Dallas Realtor Breaks It Down

by Neda DameshghiHome Buying Tips, Market Updates March 4, 2026November 2, 2026Comments are Disabled

For home buyers and sellers in North Dallas, the start of the 2026 spring market has been anything but predictable. Just as a welcome dip in Iran conflict mortgage rates below 6% began to energize the housing market, the outbreak of the U.S.–Iran conflict introduced a new wave of uncertainty. As a North Dallas realtor …

Are Home Prices Dropping in Frisco, TX? A 2026 Market Analysis for Buyers and Sellers

by Neda DameshghiUncategorized February 15, 2026November 2, 2026Comments are Disabled

Quick Answer Yes, modestly, but it is not a crash. As of early 2026, Frisco’s median sale price is about $625,000, down 8.4% year over year, with price per square foot at $226 (down 5.6%) and median days on market around 80, according to Redfin. Inventory has risen to about a 4.5-month supply, which gives …