Plano Home Values
The typical home value in Plano was about $498,000, down 3.3 percent from a year earlier, as of September 2026, according to Zillow. For a real number on your own home, call or text (214) 600-3392.
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Plano Home Values in 2026
| Figure | Value | Source and date |
|---|---|---|
| The typical home value | about $498,000, down 3.3 percent from a year earlier | Zillow, as of September 2026 |
These figures describe the area, not one house; for a single home we start from the last ninety days of closed sales and a look at the house itself, as our home value page explains.
Where Plano is
Plano is a city of about 300,000 people (NCTCOG estimate, January 2026) in Collin County, twenty miles north of downtown Dallas. Richardson is to the south, Frisco and Allen to the north and east, and the Dallas North Tollway runs through west Plano past Legacy West.
Central Expressway and the Tollway run north and south through the city, with the George Bush Turnpike along the south side and the Sam Rayburn Tollway along the north. DART Red Line stations serve downtown Plano and Parker Road, and the DART Silver Line, opened October 25, 2025, serves Shiloh Road and 12th Street. Legacy West and the corporate campuses along the Tollway are the employment center.
What Drives Plano Home Values
Corporate headquarters, Legacy West, a historic downtown with a DART station, and a large parks and trail system. Plano is big enough to contain several different markets, from 1970s neighborhoods in the east to the gated estates of Willow Bend in the west.
Schools. Plano ISD covers nearly all of the city, with Plano, Plano East and Plano West senior high schools. Small areas fall into Frisco ISD, Lewisville ISD and Allen ISD.
Housing stock. 1970s and 1980s houses on standard lots in east and central Plano, 1990s and 2000s houses in the west and north, estates in Willow Bend and Kings Gate, and newer townhomes and urban product around Legacy West and downtown.
Plano Home Prices Change by Neighborhood
The pockets we price separately in Plano:
- West Plano and Willow Bend: the highest prices in the city.
- Central Plano and the original neighborhoods: the middle of the market.
- East Plano in 75074: the entry point, with the lowest prices in Plano.
Straight Talk: Plano Pros and Cons
What we tell friends who ask about Plano, both sides.
What is good
- Plano ISD, Legacy West and the corporate base.
- A city big enough to have an entry level and an estate level.
- More room to negotiate after prices fell about 3 percent over the year (Zillow, September 2026).
What to know first
- Prices fell over the last year (Zillow typical value down 3.3 percent as of September 2026); pricing to 2025 sales leaves you sitting.
- West Plano and East Plano price very differently; the city median means little.
- Property tax runs about $1.70 per $100 in the Plano ISD part of the city at the 2026 rates (Collin County Tax Office), before any MUD or PID.
What Sellers Should Know About Current Plano Home Values
Plano values fell over the last year (Zillow typical value down 3.3 percent as of September 2026), so pricing off last year's sales will leave you sitting. The right comparables are the last ninety days in your ZIP code and your school attendance zone, and presentation matters more than it has in several years.
How Buyers Should Read Plano Home Prices
Zillow had the typical Plano home value down 3.3 percent over the year as of September 2026, so there is room to negotiate. Pick the ZIP code and the school zone first, because the price difference across the city is wide.
Corporate relocations
Many Plano buyers are relocating for jobs at the Legacy West and Tollway headquarters. We run those searches remotely with video walkthroughs and digital signatures so you can close before you arrive.
Updates That Can Support Your Plano Home Value
Buyers in Plano compare against a lot of inventory. A replaced roof, updated kitchen and baths, fresh paint and a well kept yard are the minimum. Pools help in west Plano and are neutral elsewhere.
Plano Home Value Questions
What is the median home value in Plano?
Zillow puts it at about $498,000 (the typical home value in Plano, as of September 2026). Those are area wide figures. The value of one home depends on its street, lot, condition and school zone.
How do I get an accurate Plano home value?
Call or text (214) 600-3392 with the address. We pull the closed sales that compete with your house, look at the property, and send a range with the reasoning. It is free.
Are online estimates accurate for Plano?
They are a starting point. They never see the house and do not know the local rules that move value in Plano. Our home value page explains how we price a single home instead.
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If you own a home in Plano and want to know what it is worth today, call or text (214) 600-3392 or send the address through the form below. You get a range with the sales behind it. Free, no obligation, and we do not sell your information.
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Market figures on this page are quoted from the named public sources on the dates shown and may be revised by those sources. Nearby: Frisco, Allen, McKinney.