Frisco, Texas has become one of North Texas's most vibrant, sought after communities for both residential and commercial relocation. This former small farming community had less than 1,000 residents in the 1970s, but had grown to just over 6,000 residents in 1990. The city now hosts a population of more than 33,000.

Frisco, 25 miles from Dallas, is The fastest growing city in all of Texas and is becoming one of the most sought after relocation cities in the nation. The economy is growing at a tremendous rate due to several large corporations in the area. The average home value is estimated at $157,200, while the average household income is nearly $71,167. Frisco also enjoys an impressively low unemployment rate of only 2.3%. With such a high earning potential and affordable housing, Frisco makes a compelling argument.

A 1.6 million square foot regional retail mall, the largest multi-level mall in North Texas features Nordstrom, Foley's, Macy's, JC Penney, Sears, and Galyans is now serving the needs of local residents. The mall opened to a record-breaking number of shoppers on August 4, 2000. The shopping center is located at the northwest corner of SH 121 and Preston Road. The center is also home to an NHL sized ice skating rink, a 24 screen AMC Movie Theater with state of the art surround sound and stadium seating. The mall has generated many employment opportunities and allowed numerous small businesses a place to take root and grow.

Despite their growing size, Frisco's community members are working hard to continue the small town charm that makes it so appealing. The community hosts events like the annual Daddy-Daughter Dance, the annual Mother-Son Dance, the Easter Extravaganza, the holiday Santa Skate and the Frisco Freedom Fest. America's favorite pastime can be enjoyed at the new state-of-the-art Dr.Pepper/7up Ballpark where RoughRiders, the Double-A Texas Rangers affiliate, call their new home. Frisco has also been designated as the new home to Major League Soccer's Dallas Burn. A $65 million soccer facility is being erected and the anticipated opening is 2005. It will feature a 20,000-seat stadium, 17 soccer fields serving amateur players, and a 600-seat stadium and turf field dedicated to high school soccer and football. The City of Frisco also has 19 park sites, spanning more than 550 acres for families to explore and enjoy.

Known as an up-scale community, Frisco prides itself with having some of the best restaurants in the area. This robust community has more than 60 restaurants catering to all international favorites. For a special elegant dinner out, Dallas is just a short distance with world-class fine dining.

Frisco is one of the best communities to relocate to. The housing prices are affordable, and there is an abundance of access to business opportunities here. The cities gorgeous western style architecture gives it a Texas country feeling. The residents have all the benefits offered by nearby Plano and Dallas, while living in a quiet, charming, affordable area. Frisco is truly and ideal relocation option.

With a low crime rate, the community of Frisco is an outstanding place to raise a family. The public education system is a primary focus of the city and is respected as an outstanding learning environment. The Frisco Independent School District is comprised of 9 schools and serves the educational needs of 5,555 students annually. There is a very low student-to-teacher ratio in the classrooms which allows them to perform at an accelerated pace. There are two community colleges in the area, plus The University Of Texas at Dallas, which is only a 20- minute drive away.