Zack & Lora

Where we work

Five cities, known street by street.

They look alike online. They aren’t. Here’s the short version of each, and a full guide behind every one.

  1. The Ford Center at The Star, the Dallas Cowboys headquarters in Frisco
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    Frisco

    Corporate relocation hub with the deepest amenity base in North Dallas, and the price tag that comes with it.

    Read the Frisco guide Photo: Terrance Barksdale · Pexels License
  2. Prosper Town Hall in early evening light
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    Prosper

    Larger lots and a small-town core, with new construction still delivering at scale.

    Read the Prosper guide Photo: Ranch9613 · CC0
  3. The 1914 Nelson Hotel building on Celina’s downtown square
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    Celina

    The most new-construction inventory and the most builder leverage anywhere in North Dallas.

    Read the Celina guide Photo: Erod1997 · CC BY-SA 4.0
  4. Adriatica Village and its lake at sunset, McKinney
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    McKinney

    A genuine historic square and walkable core, rare in North Dallas, with range across price points.

    Read the McKinney guide Photo: Jedrollins · CC BY-SA 4.0
  5. The fountains and restaurant patios of Legacy West, Plano
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    Plano

    Closest to Dallas, the shortest commutes, and the most mature neighborhoods of the five.

    Read the Plano guide Photo: Mohidshahab · CC BY-SA 4.0

Side by side

How they compare.

CityCharacterTypical build yearBest fit for
Frisco Established 2000–2018 Corporate relocations
Prosper Growing 2015–present New construction
Celina Growing 2019–present Best value per square foot
McKinney Historic 1920s–present Walkable downtown
Plano Established 1980–2010 Shortest commutes

Not sure which one fits?

Tell us your commute, budget and must-haves. We’ll tell you plainly which city fits, even if the answer is none of them.

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