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Prosper Home & Community Information

Prosper, TX is poised to be the next Texas real estate market to watch. You can take advantage of this by making the move now. Continued expansion means a number of housing options available for your consideration as you shop in this thriving suburban community.

Prosper is a good choice for families interested in relocating to a close-knit community. This Dallas suburb features craftsman and Tudor-inspired homes on large lots with rolling terrains. Houses are priced from $300,000 to $400,000. As of 2015, the median price for a single-family home was $426,000. Available real estate properties are in demand due to tight inventory. Once a small rural town, this community has blossomed into an affluent suburb with a charming country feel.

Prosper is not a new community. In fact, it has been a small rural town located on Preston Road for years, but its name foreshadowed what has happened in recent years as more and more people have started noticing Prosper and moving to the community. In 1990 the town had just over 1,100 residents, jumping to over 2,300 in 2000 and now over 13,000. This tremendously fast growth has gotten the attention of homebuyers around the region. It is growing into an upscale suburb with luxury real estate options and new homes being built all the time.

As the community has grown, so have its amenities. Fast food restaurants started the growth, and retailers have followed. The Gates of Prosper, which is located in the Prosper Town Center, is a mixed-use development that offers upscale retail shops in line with the luxury real estate in the area. Browse the newest real estate listings in Prosper, TX.

Schools & Education

Prospers students attend the Prosper Independent School District, This district runs four elementary schools, an intermediate school, a middle school, and a high school. Approximately 7,100 students who live in Prosper, McKinney, Allen and Celina also attend this school district. Find homes in Prosper by school district.

Employment & Economy

When most people think of Prosper, it's the growing real estate developments that first come to mind; however, Prosper has its share of businesses as well, and that number is growing. It is home to over 100 businesses, with more coming on a regular basis. The affluent population and the continued prosperity of the community, combined with business-friendly policies, have made it popular with business owners of all types.

The Prosper Chamber of Commerce says it’s anything but business as usual in Prosper. The town is poised for growth and is home to more than 100 businesses. Prosper is a commuters paradise, as its located 32 miles from the Dallas / Fort Worth International Airport and 35 miles from downtown Dallas. Prosper is also just one mile east of the Dallas North Tollway, near U.S. Highway 380.

Things to Do in Prosper

In spite of its fast growth, Prosper is a community that works hard to maintain a strong sense of community. Regular festivals and events, a friendly population and carefully planned growth helps to maintain that feeling. As the community grows, its residents can be confident that the same connected feel they loved will remain. Because of this, Prosper has landed on multiple Best Suburbs lists around the area.

Enjoy Prospers scenic walking trails and pond at Frontier Park. Also, the Prosper Community Library hosts weekly programs for area youngsters. This community is a short drive away from big city amenities such as cultural events or sporting events like the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys or baseball’s Texas Rangers. Each May the town hosts the Prosper Founders Fest, a celebration of the town’s history, arts, and residents. The event includes a barbecue cook-off with the fire department, a 5K race, an art show and concerts. 

Prosper, TX Real Estate Services

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