McKinney, Texas Real Estate
The Milstead Team is a McKinney-based real estate team at Keller Williams that has helped families buy and sell homes in McKinney for four generations. Holly Milstead is a lifelong McKinney resident who has sold real estate here since 1989. Together with her daughter, Morgan Milstead-Prince, The Milstead Team helps buyers and sellers in every part of McKinney, from the historic downtown square to new-construction communities and acreage on the north side.
Why People Move to McKinney
McKinney is one of the fastest-growing cities in North Texas, with a population of more than 237,000 as of 2026. People choose McKinney for its mix of small-town character and big-city access:
Historic Downtown McKinney: a walkable square with locally owned shops, restaurants, and community events year-round.
Strong schools and family-friendly neighborhoods, with parks, trails, and master-planned communities.
Easy commutes via US-75, SH-121 (Sam Rayburn Tollway), and US-380, with quick access to Frisco, Allen, Plano, and Dallas.
A growing local economy, including McKinney National Airport (TKI), which is adding commercial passenger service.
Room to spread out: larger lots and acreage on McKinney’s north and east sides.
McKinney Neighborhoods
McKinney offers a wide range of housing, from historic homes to brand-new construction:
Historic District & Downtown: older homes with character, close to the square.
Stonebridge Ranch: a large master-planned community with lakes, pools, golf, and trails.
Craig Ranch: a newer mixed-use area near SH-121 with homes, dining, and fitness amenities.
Adriatica Village: a European-inspired community near Stonebridge.
Tucker Hill and Trinity Falls: newer communities on the north side with a strong neighborhood feel.
Acreage and country property: on the north and east edges of McKinney and in the surrounding county.
Every McKinney neighborhood has its own feel, price range, and school district. We’ll help you compare them based on how you actually want to live.
Buying a Home in McKinney
Whether you’re a first-time buyer, relocating to North Texas, or building new, we guide you from your first search to closing. We help McKinney buyers:
Compare neighborhoods, school districts, and commutes
Understand new-construction contracts, builder incentives, and upgrades
Evaluate acreage, wells, septic, and agricultural exemptions
Write competitive offers and negotiate with confidence
Selling a Home in McKinney
Selling in McKinney means pricing for your specific neighborhood, not a citywide average. We use current local sales, professional photography, and targeted marketing to position your home well and negotiate the strongest result.
Why Work With The Milstead Team in McKinney
Four generations in North Texas real estate. Holly’s father, Earl, held listings #1 and #2 in the North Texas MLS.
Lifelong McKinney roots. Holly has lived in McKinney her whole life and has been a McKinney Chamber of Commerce member since 1989.
Proven results. Holly has helped more than 2,000 families, ranks in the top 0.01% of Realtors in her market, and has been named a D Magazine Top Real Estate Agent for 13 consecutive years.
Experience plus modern marketing. Holly’s decades of local knowledge combine with Morgan’s focus on today’s digital market.
McKinney Real Estate FAQ
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Yes. McKinney combines a historic downtown, highly rated schools, parks and trails, and easy access to Dallas-area jobs. It’s popular with families, first-time buyers, and people relocating to North Texas.
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McKinney’s main ZIP codes are 75069, 75070, 75071, and 75072. Each area has a different mix of home ages, lot sizes, and price ranges.
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Most of McKinney is served by McKinney ISD, but some neighborhoods fall within Frisco ISD, Prosper ISD, Allen ISD, Lovejoy ISD, or other nearby districts. Always confirm the school district for a specific address before buying.
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Prices vary widely by area and home type, from townhomes to acreage estates over $1 million. As of early 2026, the citywide median sale price was in the high $400s, with most homes selling between $400,000 and $700,000.
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Yes. McKinney has active new-construction communities, especially on the north side, plus acreage and country properties on the city’s edges and in surrounding Collin County.
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The Milstead family has sold North Texas real estate since the 1960s. Holly Milstead has been a McKinney Realtor since 1989, and Morgan Milstead-Prince joined as the fourth generation.
Ready to Buy or Sell in McKinney?
Whether you’re moving across town or across the country, we’d love to help you find your place in McKinney.
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