One of the fastest growing cities in the nation.

A 2007 Forbes study named Frisco as the seventh-fastest growing suburb in the United States  and is located just 20 minutes north of Dallas.
	Frisco hosts four professional sports teams: The Frisco RoughRiders baseball, FC Dallas soccer,  Texas Tornado amateur hockey, and Frisco Thunder Intense Football League. Golf courses: Plantation Golf Club, Trails of Frisco and the Westin Stonebriar boasts a Tom Fazio 18 hole -championship golf course.
The City of Frisco is also home to Pizza Hut Park, the first large scale soccer facility of its type in the United States.

Search Frisco, TX Homes for Sale View all the Michelle Musick Jones Team Exclusive Listings The city of Frisco has a long and pure Texas history.   Actually formed in 1902 from the fertile soil of west Collin County's rolling prairie land, settlers first came on the Shawnee Trail.  In 1838, a north-south road was built following the Shawnee Trail, through the heart of what is now Frisco.  A rail line was completed through Frisco, also in 1902.  The railroad subdivided its land and sold the lots to settlers and merchants, which brought slow and steady growth.  With 69 square miles of land within its boundaries, Frisco has seen wheat, cotton, corn, and feed become people, houses, businesses, churches, schools, offices, and parks.  The City's Master Plan says when Frisco develops fully into its 69 square miles, it may house as many as 350,000 people. There are many diverse communities in Frisco.  Michelle Musick Jones and her team can guide and advise you on which would best suit your needs, and help you make a home in Frisco. Corporate home to the Dallas Stars, Budweiser and Levi Strauss. More than 4 million square feet of retail space. An abundance of art and scultpure is found throughout the city. Frisco is located north of Downtown Dallas and just about 25 minutes from DFW International Airport. Starwood Community