City Guide
Plano, TX
Overview
Plano, TX is notable for its iconic and authentic cuisine of Texas. There are 285,537 residents, so moving to Plano will give you the feeling of a city without nearly as many people. An interesting fact about Plano is that it is 19 miles north of Dallas. Another notable fact about the city is that it is the 9th largest city in Texas.
What’s it like to live in Plano, TX ?
If you're looking to buy a home for sale in Plano, TX you'll find that the median sale price is
$508,000
and homes stay on the market for 22 days. You'll find that the median sale prices of
a single family home and a condo/co-op in Plano are $524,500
and $239,750
, respectively. Plano area townhouses have a median sale price of $455,000
, making them less expensive
than single family homes. If you’re not ready to buy a home, consider one of the many apartments for rent in Plano, TXExplore our Plano housing market page for insights about how home values have changed over
the years and how Plano home prices compare to other markets. Explore our Plano rental market trends page for insights about how rental prices have changed and how Plano rental prices compare to other rental markets. If you're curious about the most valuable home features in Plano, or looking for a new home improvement project,
discover what home features and design trends may help increase your home's value.
Popular neighborhoods in and around Plano
Neighborhood | Median Sale Price | Compete Score | Walk Score | Real Estate |
---|---|---|---|---|
Willow Bend | $1,325,000 | 74 / 100 | 29 / 100 | For SaleFor Rent |
Richwoods | $1,092,000 | 70 / 100 | -- | For SaleFor Rent |
Far North Dallas | $549,000 | 62 / 100 | -- | For SaleFor Rent |
Canyon Creek | $707,500 | 63 / 100 | 41 / 100 | For SaleFor Rent |
Craig Ranch | $547,500 | 67 / 100 | 21 / 100 | For SaleFor Rent |
Popular homes for sale in Plano
See all homes for saleRental listings in Plano
See how much rent you can affordSee all rental listingsPlano Migration & Relocation Trends
In Feb '24 - Apr '24, 24% of Plano homebuyers searched to move out of Plano, while 76% looked to stay within the metropolitan area.
- Across the nation, 2% of homebuyers searched to move into Plano from outside metros.
- Los Angeles homebuyers searched to move into Plano more than any other metro followed by San Francisco and Seattle.
Where are people moving to Plano from?
- 76% of Plano homebuyers searched to stay within the Plano metropolitan area.
- Phoenix was the most popular destination among Plano homebuyers followed by San Diego and Houston.
Where are people from Plano moving to?
Number of People Moving to Plano
least
most
People are moving to Plano from
Inbound | Net inflow | ||
---|---|---|---|
Metros | Feb '24 - Apr '24 | ||
1 | 1,943 | ||
2 | 1,243 | ||
3 | 1,220 | ||
4 | 1,113 | ||
5 | 642 | ||
6 | 559 | ||
7 | 307 | ||
8 | 174 | ||
9 | 168 | ||
10 | 93 |
People are leaving Plano for
Outbound | Net outflow | ||
---|---|---|---|
Metros | Feb '24 - Apr '24 | ||
1 | 1,402 | ||
2 | 821 | ||
3 | 803 | ||
4 | 636 | ||
5 | 567 | ||
6 | 418 | ||
7 | 348 | ||
8 | 319 | ||
9 | 274 | ||
10 | 221 |
Methodology
This data does not reflect actual moves. The latest migration analysis is based on a sample of about two
million Redfin.com users who searched for homes across more than 100 metro areas. To be included in this dataset, a Redfin.com user
must have viewed at least 10 homes in a three month period. This dataset excludes all rentals data.
What is there to do in Plano, TX ?
Plano, TX is home to many great activities like watching the sunset at one of its many parks or nature trails, to visiting a local attraction. Plano has several museums to explore including the Play Street Museum, Heritage Farmstead Museum, and Interurban Railway Museum, all of which are visited by tourists and locals alike. You'll find that there's a rich arts and culture scene, with many performing arts centers such as the Velvet Taco Legacy Hall and Oak Point Amphitheater. The city is also known for its parks and green spaces like Arbor Hills Nature Preserve, Russell Creek Park, Bob Woodruff Park, just to name a few. For a taste of Plano's cuisine, there are a few local eateries you'll want to try out. Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar, Densetsu Japanese Restaurant, and RA Sushi Bar Restaurant are just a handful to eat at.
Explore some of the best things to do in Plano
What's the best way to get around Plano, TX ?
The best way to get around Plano is by car, but there are many methods for getting around the city. If you’re exploring the city by foot, Plano has a walk score of 41, meaning this area is car dependent. Another way to get around the city is by public transportation. Plano has a transit score of 15, and almost all errands require a car. Most bus stations and rail stations are located in 75074 and 75093. You can also get around Plano by bike. With a bike score of 52, there is some amount of infrastructure for biking.
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
Minimal Transit
Transit Score®
Bikeable
Bike Score®
Plano Transportation
Bus Station
Buses can be found throughout the city and are easily accessible to commute in the city.
Rail Station
Plano has 1 heavy rail station; Parker Road Station. This means you might be able to use heavy rail to commute or travel, depending on where you live and where you want to go.
Tram Station
Our data indicates this city does not have this transportation type.
Metro Station
Our data indicates this city does not have this transportation type.
Car & Bike Rentals
Renting a car is another good way to get around the city. There are 25 car rental locations.