Homes for sale in Allen, TX
Allen's median home price is around $517,000 as of 2026, roughly flat to slightly down over the past year. The city is largely built out, so most inventory is resale rather than new construction. Allen ISD serves the city, known for its size and strong programs, with easy US-75 access.
Allen trades new construction for an established, built-out feel, so most of what you’ll see is resale in mature neighborhoods with real trees. It’s a dependable, family-first suburb, and if new construction is what you actually want, I’ll steer you toward Celina or Prosper instead.
Why people choose Allen
- Allen ISD, with its nationally known programs and facilities
- Excellent parks, trails, and recreation
- Strong retail and dining at Watters Creek and beyond
- Central location with easy US-75 access
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Allen neighborhoods I know well
- Twin Creeks
- Watters Crossing
- Star Creek
Typical price range: Around $517,000 (2026), roughly flat to slightly down year over year
Schools: Allen is served by Allen ISD, a well-regarded district known for its size and strong programs. The city is compact, so zoning is simpler here than in the fast-growing towns to the north.
Landmark: Watters Creek at Montgomery Farm, Allen's retail and dining hub
Frequently asked questions
Around $517,000 as of 2026, roughly flat to slightly down over the past year. Allen is largely built out, so you'll see more resale than new construction, often a bit under Frisco. I'll pull current figures for the area you want.
Plan on an effective rate around 1.25 to 1.5 percent of value. It combines the city (about $0.42 per $100), Collin County, and Allen ISD. Allen has held or cut its city rate for years. I'll give you the real number on a specific home.
Allen is served by Allen ISD, a well-regarded district known for its size and strong programs. The city is compact, so zoning is simpler here than in the fast-growing towns to the north.
Not much. Allen is mostly built out, so the bulk of inventory is resale. That means established neighborhoods and mature trees rather than brand-new master-planned communities. If new construction is the priority, Celina or Prosper will have more, and I'll point you there.
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