North Texas Cities

Aubrey, Texas - Residences & Country Properties

Aubrey Texas is located in the Cross Timbers region and about 45 minutes from the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Aubrey maintains it’s small-town charm with a population of approximately 1900 people. Known by some as the “Horse Capital” of Texas, because of it’s sandy, fertile land and the moderate climate make Aubrey a favorite for horse ranchers. Farm products you’ll see from the area include cattle, hay, fruits, and vegetables. Since 1980 Aubrey has grown in population by 160% and peanuts have replaced cotton as the number-one crop; an annual average of 3,000 tons is processed in the local drying plant.

Little Elm Texas - Residences and Country Properties

Little Elm, TX Known as the “Town with a Lake Attitude”, Little Elm is popular for it’s scenic setting with 67% of Little Elm consisting of shoreline. Even though Little Elm is well known, they work to maintain their small-town charm. With approximately 17,000 residents, Little Elm has grown 466% since the 2000 census - then having only 3600 residents! Now breaching 20,000 residents it is safe to say Little Elm has a lot of growth! The town is also working to control growth patterns to ensure infrastructure can meet the high demands of the growth. Little Elm invites those with a Lake Attitude to come visit!

Frisco, Texas - Residential Community

Frisco, TX Also one of the fastest growing cities in Texas, Frisco has grown over 400% in the last 10 years with a population of approximately 75,000 people. Frisco has the largest mall in North Texas (Stonebriar Center), is corporate headquarters for the Dallas Stars and Frisco holds regional offices for Levi Strauss and Budweiser. Recognized as the first city in the country implementing the EPA’s Energy Star program, it is an important element in the building standards for new homes. Visit Frisco and see all there is to offer in Arts, entertainment and recreation including the annual National Championship cyclist racing.

Celina, Texas - Residential and Country Properties

Celina, TX The NW corner of Collin County holds the charming town of Celina, TX.Established in 1879, Celina was a prospering rural town until the Great Depression from 1,126 in 1920 to 994 in 1940. After World War II, the town did begin to slowing grow back residents to 1051 in 1950. By the year 2000, Celina had grown to approximately 1800 residents and 135 businesses. Since 2003, Celina has had a new state-of-the-art elementary school and a number of other improvements. If you ask a local about Celina, TX, they might tell you that looking for another place to live is a waste of time - there is no better place to live and raise a family than Celina, TX.

Prosper, Texas - Residential and Country Properties

Prosper, TX was formed when the St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad were established back in 1902. The railroad forced traffic through the area, causing the town to be formed. Known as the central railroad stop between Dallas and Sherman, the crops on the land were known to be very “prosperous”, which is how the town’s name, Prosper, TX was determined. After a decline in population from the Great Depression, Prosper was able to regain population farming mechanization. Prosper today is home to over 100 business and many new families.

Pilot Point Texas - Residential and Country Properties

Pilot Point, TX Known for it’s soft rolling hills, Pilot Point, TX is a special place. Located in Denton County, close to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is less than an hour away. Restful and relaxing, it sits in Cross Timbers Section of Texas. The city square is located on the highest point of land in the town, which was once a landmark for Indians and travelers crossing the land. This landmark was named Pilot’s Point. The community of Pilot Point has a “progress-oriented” spirit and has always been of it’s good schools and progressive city government. A population of approximately 3500 residents and a wonderful place to live, this town has an interesting history and a bright outlook on the future.