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McKinney, TX homes for sale

McKinney, TX homes for sale range from older houses near the historic downtown square to brand-new builds north of US 380. The live listings on this page update from the MLS, so you always see what is available today. Below is how to read the market and where to start.

McKinney, TX homes for sale

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What kinds of homes are for sale in McKinney?

Most listings are single-family homes. Older and historic houses sit on the streets around the 1876 courthouse square, while west and southwest McKinney hold large master-planned communities such as Stonebridge Ranch and Craig Ranch. North of US 380, Trinity Falls and the Honey Creek area are where much of the new construction is happening.

Resale homes in established communities give you mature trees and a real tax and HOA history. New homes give you current floor plans and a builder warranty. If a brand-new home is on your list, see new construction homes in McKinney.

Which parts of McKinney should you start with?

Start with how you live. Downtown suits buyers who want character and a walkable square. Stonebridge Ranch, a community of more than 5,000 acres, offers a wide mix of resales with lakes, trails and aquatic centers. Craig Ranch sits near SH 121 for trips toward Frisco and DFW Airport.

Each area is covered in more depth in the McKinney community guide. If a backyard pool is on your list, filter the live results and read houses for sale with a pool in McKinney.

What should buyers check before making an offer in McKinney?

Confirm the school district for the exact address. Land in the city and its extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) is zoned to seven districts, so the one in the listing may not be the one you expect.

Confirm the electric utility. The City lists Oncor, CoServ Electric and Grayson-Collin Electric Cooperative, and only Oncor addresses shop for a retail provider.

Ask whether the home is inside city limits or in the ETJ. Trinity Falls, for example, gets city water but not city trash service.

Ask for every MUD, PID or MMD notice and last year's tax bill. Then run the full payment in the mortgage calculator and read property taxes in McKinney before you compare homes.

Common questions

Where is most new construction in McKinney?

Much of it is north of US 380, in communities such as Trinity Falls and the Honey Creek area, plus newer sections of established master plans. Builders post their own inventory, and the live listings include many new homes. Bring your own agent to the first model-home visit.

Are there older homes for sale in McKinney?

Yes. The streets around the historic downtown square have older and historic homes. Budget for a thorough inspection of the foundation, roof, plumbing and wiring. Ask whether any local historic rules apply before you plan exterior changes.

How many school districts serve McKinney addresses?

Land in McKinney and its ETJ is zoned to seven districts: McKinney, Frisco, Prosper, Allen, Melissa, Lovejoy and Celina ISDs. McKinney ISD serves most of the city. Verify school assignment for any address directly with the district.

Can Mariela help me buy quickly in McKinney?

Yes. Mariela matches your pace, whether you need to close fast or want to compare for a while. She works in English and Spanish and can set up tours of resale and new homes in the same day.

Sources

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  2. McKinney, Texas, Wikipedia (read 2026-09-24)
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Last reviewed: 2026-09-24. Descriptions cover places and amenities, not the people who live there. We are committed to the Fair Housing Act.