Or explore any city at random!
Population: 200,509
DiversityEducationHousingMore...
More Topics...
DiversityEducationHousingJobsShoppingCost of LivingDowntownSportsMedicineSafety and CrimeTransportationTrafficBanking

Living in Frisco, Texas:
Tips for Moving and Visiting

ten local experts
Share

If you've been wondering what it's like to live in or visit Frisco, the Crowdsourced Explorer community can help. We asked ten people living in Frisco what someone who is considering moving to or visiting there should know. Here are their pros and cons, tips, and advice:

Random City
Share
Share Tips and Advice about Frisco

10 comments on “Frisco”

Frisco has turned into a major city and is expected to continue to grow much more. Frisco is an incredibly safe place to live no matter what type of home you live in whether that’s a trailer park, an apartment, a condo, a town house, a residential home, a mansions or owning land. You will find all types of people with different cultures, backgrounds, ethnicities and religions in Frisco.

HELPFUL REPORT
Esther, says: 2020

Frisco, TX is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States. Because of this growth, home prices have been steadily rising over the past few years. While this may be good for those who will be selling their home in the near future, first time home buyers find homes too expensive to purchase.

HELPFUL REPORT
Terrin, says: 2020

Someone moving to Frisco, Texas should know Frisco is one of the fastest growing cities in the United State. In the early 2000s, Frisco could have been described as a smaller town. However, 20 years later, Frisco can be described as a bustling city with over 50 different schools.

HELPFUL REPORT
Michael, says: 2020

Frisco partnered with The Dallas Cowboys and created a massive practice field and stadium for them. This facility has brought in so many people that new businesses near it have grow exponentially. Frisco has much land still available which allows for massive stadiums and corporate companies to come and settle. The amount of opportunity has grown in Frisco, which then makes people want to live there as well. Once you move to Frisco, especially now, you never have to leave for any reason, you have everything you could think of here.

HELPFUL REPORT

To live in Frisco you have to have very open-mind with your surroundings and all the different diversity people hold. Frisco holds a lot of wonders, and has what most cities want! Frisco is in the middle of Prosper and Plano, (2 well populated cities with plenty of growth to discover) we have multiple downtown settings that put anything but a gloomy atmosphere overhead! But talk is cheap, come on down and see what you’re missing out. Promise you wont regret one second of it!

HELPFUL REPORT
Brittany, says: 2020

Frisco, Texas, is one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, due to its top-notch school district and increasing diversity. It’s a welcoming haven in the middle of the South, stocked with job openings, great amenities, and an endless variety of lodging.

HELPFUL REPORT
Caroline, says: 2020

Frisco is one of the largest growing cities in Texas. Many corporations are expanding their businesses and the hiring market is huge. We have everything that a community thrives on. Our healthcare options are expanding.

HELPFUL REPORT
Ksenia, says: 2020

Frisco, Texas, is about thirty minutes north of Dallas. Frisco has been named the number one city to live in America, due to its growth and safety. The Frisco Independent School District is phenomenal and is still growing, even during this very challenging time. FISD has an influence on all of the students they impact. Frisco has been ever changing and with the increase in companies and new jobs opening, growth continues.

HELPFUL REPORT
Kathleen, says: 2020

The diversity of people! Everyone is friendly and welcoming. There are multiple diverse neighborhoods with loving people. The housing system is amazing and fits almost anyone’s needs. Also, traffic may be hefty on workdays during the week when coming home. Most traffic resides on the main roads such as Preston or Dallas Tollway.

HELPFUL REPORT
Kristin, says: 2020

it is an urban-suburban city. It has a lot of suburbs, but it is populating very quickly with famous organizations investing in it (such as the Dallas Cowboys). It is also next to Plano, a city full of Headquarters, and Dallas, one of the biggest cities of Texas (which contains a huge arts district downtown). It also has one of the best school districts in the state; it is a perfect and safe place if one has kids.

HELPFUL REPORT

Comments are closed.

Names of respondents may have been changed.

See other cities and towns in Texas.

Share
Share