Frisco

Frisco — DFW’s Fastest-Growing City With Everything You Need

Frisco, Texas is the crown jewel of DFW’s northern suburbs — a city that has grown from 33,000 residents in 2000 to over 230,000 in 2026, making it one of the fastest-growing cities in the entire United States. But Frisco’s growth isn’t just about numbers — it’s about quality. Top-rated schools, professional sports venues, world-class shopping at The Star and Stonebriar Centre, and a thriving dining scene make Frisco a destination in its own right.

For renters, Frisco offers modern apartments with excellent amenities at prices below what you’d pay in Uptown or Downtown Dallas, all in a community that feels both energetic and family-friendly.

Frisco Apartment Market in 2026

Frisco’s apartment market features primarily newer construction with modern finishes and resort-level amenities. As of early 2026:

  • Studio: $1,100 – $1,600/month
  • One-Bedroom: $1,200 – $1,700/month
  • Two-Bedroom: $1,500 – $2,300/month
  • Three-Bedroom / Luxury: $2,000 – $3,500/month

Frisco rent comparison chart 2026

Looking for similar rents? Compare with Old East Dallas, Lakewood, and The Village.

The average rent sits around $1,535/month, which is about 3% below the national average. Popular neighborhoods for renters include Downtown Frisco (near Frisco Square), Stonebriar (luxury options averaging $3,078 for a 1BR), and Panther Creek and Phillips Creek Ranch for more affordable options starting around $1,199.

Shopping, Dining & Entertainment

The Star

The Star in Frisco is the Dallas Cowboys’ world headquarters and a massive mixed-use development featuring:

  • Ford Center at The Star — Multi-use event center and Cowboys practice facility
  • Restaurants: Cane Rosso, Sixty Vines, Mexican Sugar, and more
  • Cowboys Fit — State-of-the-art fitness facility
  • The Star District — Shopping, nightlife, and community events

Other Destinations

  • Stonebriar Centre — Major regional mall with Nordstrom, Dillard’s, and 150+ retailers
  • Frisco Square — Downtown gathering place with seasonal events, dining, and a community feel
  • Hall Park — Corporate campus with public art installations and green space

Sports & Recreation

Frisco is a professional sports hub:

  • Toyota Stadium — Home of FC Dallas (MLS) and the National Soccer Hall of Fame
  • Comerica Center — Home of the Texas Legends (NBA G League) and Dallas Stars practice facility
  • Riders Field — Home of the Frisco RoughRiders (AA baseball affiliate)
  • PGA of America Headquarters — PGA’s national headquarters relocated to Frisco, with two championship golf courses

Frisco also has extensive parks and trails:

  • Grand Park — One of the largest park developments in DFW
  • Frisco Commons — Community park with trails, playgrounds, and event spaces
  • Multiple community pools, fitness centers, and sports complexes

Getting Around

  • Dallas North Tollway — Primary corridor south to Addison (15 min), Uptown Dallas (25 min), and Downtown (30 min)
  • Sam Rayburn Tollway (SH 121) — East-west connector to The Colony, Plano, and Allen
  • US-380 — Northern corridor connecting to Denton and McKinney
  • DFW Airport: 25–30 minutes
  • Downtown Dallas: 30–35 minutes

DART service doesn’t currently extend to Frisco, but the Cotton Belt Trail and future transit plans are in development. Most Frisco residents drive, and the city’s road infrastructure is designed to handle the growth.

Who Is Frisco Best For?

  • Families drawn to top-rated Frisco ISD schools and family-friendly amenities
  • Sports fans who want pro sports venues and the Cowboys’ HQ in their backyard
  • Young professionals working in Plano, North Dallas, or the Tollway corridor
  • Value seekers who want modern apartments with resort amenities at below-Dallas-city prices
  • Golf enthusiasts excited about the new PGA courses and existing golf infrastructure

Also great for outdoor recreation: Lakewood, Turtle Creek, Lewisville

Also great for families: Plano, Carrollton, Lakewood

Explore Nearby Neighborhoods

Considering your options? These neighborhoods are close to Frisco and worth exploring:

  • Plano — Legacy West shopping and corporate campuses
  • Addison — Restaurant capital with vibrant dining scene
  • Carrollton — Family-friendly with DART rail access

Find Your Frisco Apartment with Uptown Locators

Frisco’s rapid growth means new communities are opening regularly, and the range of options can be overwhelming. Our team at Uptown Locators tracks every property and can match you with the right Frisco apartment for your budget and needs.

Our services are completely free to you. Get started today and let us find your perfect Frisco apartment.

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