For those of you considering relocation to the Collin County, this website will give you an intimate knowledge of the Fairview, Lucas, Murphy, McKinney, Parker and Allen  communities and the investment opportunities available in these communities. You will also get a better understanding of this small slice of the American Dream.  You click on the community links to the left to learn about the cities we specialize in, which we believe to be the best in the Collin County area.

Allen               City Hall Web Site           AISD Web Site

Allen real estate has become an excellent investment. With the city's booming job market and a celebrated school district, Allen has taken its place in the economic future of Texas. The Allen Independent School District serves the public's educational needs with 13 elementary schools, three middle schools, one freshman center, one alternate school and one high school.

Fairview          Official Town Website           Lovejoy ISD

A lovely rural town with a down-home country feel, Fairview is  located in Collin County on the northeastern edge of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. The community has been “Keeping It Country” since the 1960s, when it first experienced significant growth. Situated a short distance from Plano, Allen, McKinney and Dallas, Fairview blends a rich agricultural legacy with modern accessibility. Its spacious plains create a quiet country atmosphere, making it one of the most desirable communities in the area.       

Lucas                 Lucas City Website          Lovejoy ISD

Situated in northern Texas, Lucas is in an ideal location. It is approximately 45 miles north of Fort Worth and 20 miles northwest of Dallas, which makes it a perfect city for commuters.

Lucas has become a popular place for those who desire to move away from the larger, metropolitan area of Dallas and Fort Worth, and want the slower pace of suburban/country life. With Lucas, residents certainly experience the best of both! So you can come home at the end of a day at work, and saddle up and ride into the proverbial sunset without even leaving your backyard!

McKinney        McKinney City Website      McKinney ISD

Located just 30 miles north of Dallas, McKinney's gently rolling hills, tree lined neighborhoods, historic downtown and beautiful parks give the city a small town feel - Quite different from the Metroplex .

The friendly charm and comfortable pace is why McKinney, with a population of more than 100,000, is one of the fastest growing cities in America.

Murphy   Murphy City Website    Plano ISD      Wylie ISD

Murphy is a small, fast-growing community with a history that goes back to the early 1900's. Murphy is located in southeastern Collin county, on the outer fringe of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Situated midway between Plano and Wylie on FM 544, Murphy is two miles south of the famous South Fork Ranch. Its borders enclosing only 3.8 square miles and shares borders with Plano, Richardson, Wylie, Sachse, and Parker. It is approximately 20 miles from downtown Dallas and about 30 miles from D/FW Airport.

Parker   Parker City Website    Plano ISD    Allen ISD

Parker is a small town located to the east of Plano, Texas and is ideally situated about 20 minutes of Dallas and 45 minutes from Fort Worth.

Don't let the size of the town deceive you! This place has earned a national reputation as one of the best places in the country for employers to do business and for families to live and work.

Prosper     Prosper City Website          Prosper ISD         

Due to the interest in “Country-Living” and still being close to city life, Prosper, Texas has become a top choice for relocation in North Texas. With exemplary schools at all levels and quality living, it is no longer the best-kept secret in Collin County. There has been a dynamic increase in new communities and homebuilders

Prosper is only a short drive through picture-perfect scenery to Legacy Business Park and numerous new business developments near State Highway 121 and the Dallas North Tollway area. Plano shopping is just 20 minutes away and downtown Dallas is only a 45-minute drive.