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Compare DFW cities

Data from December 2025

The December 2025 figures below do not yet have a linked source. Please confirm them with me before using them to plan a purchase or sale.

In this December 2025 comparison, Fort Worth had the lowest median home price at $365,000. Frisco had the highest at $575,000. Use the table to compare prices, then read the city guides. Midland is included for buyers considering West Texas.

At a glance

Data from December 2025
Lowest median price
Fort Worth
$365,000
Highest median price
Frisco
$575,000
Fewest days on market
Frisco
25 days on average
School assignments
Check by address
Confirm with the district

Compare home prices

City market comparison, December 2025
CityMedian pricePrice per sq ftDays on marketAnnual changeWhat to compare
Dallas$485,000$22532-2.3%Condos and access to corporate jobs
Fort Worth$365,000$18538-1.8%Lower home prices and museums
Plano$525,000$23528-3.1%Established neighborhoods near corporate campuses
Frisco$575,000$24525-2.8%Newer homes with shared amenities
McKinney$495,000$21030-1.5%Historic homes and master-planned communities
Midland$385,000$19545+1.2%Permian Basin energy jobs

City guides

Dallas area guide

Dallas$485,000

Schools

Dallas ISD, Highland Park ISD

Commute

Central Dallas with DART rail access

What to compare

Condos and access to corporate jobs

View Dallas guide
Fort Worth area guide

Fort Worth$365,000

Schools

Fort Worth ISD, Keller ISD

Commute

West side, I-30/I-35W access

What to compare

Lower home prices and museums

View Fort Worth guide
Plano area guide

Plano$525,000

Schools

Plano ISD

Commute

North Dallas, corporate corridor

What to compare

Established neighborhoods near corporate campuses

View Plano guide
Frisco area guide

Frisco$575,000

Schools

Frisco ISD

Commute

North DFW, Dallas North Tollway

What to compare

Newer homes with shared amenities

View Frisco guide
McKinney area guide

McKinney$495,000

Schools

McKinney ISD

Commute

Northeast DFW, 75/121 access

What to compare

Historic homes and master-planned communities

View McKinney guide
Midland area guide

Midland$385,000

Schools

Midland ISD, Greenwood ISD

Commute

West Texas, Permian Basin

What to compare

Permian Basin energy jobs

View Midland guide

Common questions

Check each property's exact address with the school district. City boundaries and mailing addresses don't establish school assignments. Confirm the programs you need directly with the district before narrowing your search.

Compare specific homes with similar size and condition, then estimate the monthly costs for each address. Include insurance quotes, taxes, and any HOA dues. Citywide median prices alone don't show what you'll pay for the home you choose.

Start with your work address and the hours you travel. Test routes from individual homes, including tolls and any transit connections. I'll help you compare locations once we know how often you commute and how much travel time works for you.

Start with a housing budget and your move-in timeline. Then compare homes across the areas that fit your daily routine. I'll help you review asking prices and property condition so you can narrow the search without choosing a city on price averages alone.

Compare the specific homes, including age, condition, lot, and any community fees. Check the commute and school assignment from each address. For new construction, include lot premiums and upgrades when comparing the price with an existing home.

Test the drive at your usual travel time and estimate the weekly hours and travel costs. Compare those with the costs and features of the homes you're considering. The tradeoff depends on your schedule and the specific addresses.

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