Frisco is where DFW's newest apartments are being built — around The Star, PGA of America headquarters and Frisco Square. We track every lease-up special.
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Dallas Cowboys HQ & entertainment district
Small-campus model, A-rated
PGA of America HQ & Omni resort
Premier regional shopping
Luxury mid-rises around the Cowboys campus and Omni hotel
Walkable city-center with Toyota Stadium and city hall events
Master-planned with trails, pools and newer builds
North Frisco's newest lease-ups near the PGA campus
Frisco has grown from 33,000 residents in 2000 to more than 230,000 today, and its apartment stock is the newest in the metroplex. That means brand-new lease-ups — and lease-ups mean specials: 6-8 weeks free is common when a community first opens.
The Star (Dallas Cowboys world headquarters), Frisco Square, Stonebriar Centre and the new PGA Frisco campus anchor four distinct rental districts, each with a different price point and vibe. We'll match you to the right one for your commute and budget.
Expect $1,500-$2,600 for most one and two bedrooms. Frisco ISD zoning is a frequent request, and the Dallas North Tollway puts Legacy West and Downtown Dallas within reach.
Frisco one-bedrooms average $1,500-$2,000 and two-bedrooms $1,900-$2,600. New lease-ups near The Star and PGA Frisco often offer 6-8 weeks free, which we help you capture.
Frisco is repeatedly ranked among the best places to live in America for its job growth, new construction and entertainment — The Star, PGA Frisco, Toyota Stadium and the National Videogame Museum are all here.
About 28 miles. The Dallas North Tollway gets you downtown in 35-50 minutes depending on traffic. Legacy West in Plano is under 15 minutes away.
Nearly all Frisco communities are zoned to Frisco ISD, whose small-campus model keeps high schools under ~2,100 students. A few southern communities fall in Lewisville or Plano ISD — we confirm zoning before you tour.
Yes. Frisco is one of our core service areas. Our licensed agents tour Frisco communities weekly, know current specials, and our service is 100% free to renters — plus every client receives an Exclusive Move-In Rebate.
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Around The Star district and along the Dallas North Tollway north of Main Street. Frisco has more active lease-ups than any DFW suburb, which means brand-new mid-rises with sky lounges, resort pools and coworking spaces — and the deepest concessions while they fill. PGA Frisco and Fields are the next wave; we track every opening.
Frisco runs about $100-$200 a month higher than Plano and $150-$250 higher than McKinney for a comparable one-bedroom because so much of the inventory is new. Expect $1,500-$2,000 for a one-bedroom in Frisco, $1,900-$2,600 for a two-bedroom, and $2,200+ in The Star district. Lease-up specials can close most of that gap.
Legacy West is 10-15 minutes down the Tollway. Downtown Dallas is 28-30 miles: 35-50 minutes at rush hour on the Dallas North Tollway, 25-30 minutes off-peak. There is no DART rail in Frisco, so plan on driving or the Tollway express lanes.
Yes in three spots: The Star district (Cowboys Fit, Omni, Tostitos Championship Plaza dining), Frisco Square (Toyota Stadium, city hall lawn events, restaurants) and the Rail District around Main Street with breweries and local shops. Outside those districts Frisco is car-dependent, and Stonebriar Centre is a short drive from almost anywhere in town.
Because Frisco is in constant lease-up, four to eight weeks free is common on new construction, plus waived admin and application fees. Stabilized communities near Stonebriar negotiate on deposits instead. Specials change weekly; we confirm them the day you tour, and every client also receives our Exclusive Move-In Rebate.
Garden-style communities usually include open parking and offer attached or detached garages for $125-$200 a month. Mid-rises at The Star and Frisco Square use structured parking that is often included for the first vehicle and $50-$100 for a second. Ask us which communities include a garage in the rent — several newer ones do.
Almost every new Frisco community includes a fenced dog park and a pet wash station. Pet deposits average $300-$500 plus $20-$35 monthly pet rent. Frisco Commons and the Cottonwood Creek Greenbelt trails run past several communities for daily walks. Give us your pet details and we will filter for breed-approved properties only.
Stonebriar/West Frisco and The Star district sit right on the Dallas North Tollway. Phillips Creek Ranch and Frisco Square are 5-10 minutes from an entrance via Main Street or Lebanon Road. East of Preston Road toward Independence adds another 10 minutes, but rents there are typically lower.
Rent figures are asking rents observed by our agents and change weekly. DFW Apartment Locators complies with the Fair Housing Act and TREC rules; we describe housing, amenities and locations only, never who lives in an area.