Prosper lives up to its name. Once a quiet farming town, it has grown into one of North Texas’s most desirable family destinations — known for top-tier schools, beautiful master-planned communities, and a strong sense of pride that runs through the entire town. Prosper isn’t trying to be trendy or chaotic; it’s intentional, polished, and built for long-term living.
Proximity to Major Cities: About 35 minutes north of Dallas and 45 minutes from Fort Worth.
Highways & Commute: Easy access to Dallas North Tollway, US-380, and Preston Road, making commutes to Plano, Frisco, and Legacy West manageable.
Air Travel: Approximately 40–45 minutes to DFW International Airport and 45 minutes to Dallas Love Field.
Nearby Cities: Frisco, Celina, McKinney, and Aubrey.
Prosper sits right where growth meets breathing room.
Prosper is known for larger homes, upscale neighborhoods, and thoughtfully designed communities.
Master-Planned Communities:
Windsong Ranch – Famous for its 5-acre Crystal Lagoon
Light Farms – Trails, lakes, pools, and strong community programming
Star Trail – Resort-style amenities and luxury homes
Whitley Place & Lakes of Prosper – Established neighborhoods with space and charm
Home Styles: Predominantly newer construction, brick and stone exteriors, 3–5 bedroom homes with generous lot sizes.
💰 Average Home Price: Typically $650,000–$900,000+, with luxury properties well above that range.
School District: Prosper ISD, consistently ranked among the top districts in North Texas.
Known for:
High academic performance
Competitive athletics
Strong fine arts programs
Campuses: Prosper High School, Walnut Grove High School, and several newer elementary and middle schools.
For many families, Prosper ISD is the deciding factor.
Prosper is built for families who want their everyday life to feel elevated.
Parks & Trails: Miles of walking and biking trails woven throughout neighborhoods
Amenities: Resort-style pools, fitness centers, clubhouses, and community events
Dining & Shopping: Rapidly expanding local dining scene, with Frisco and McKinney just minutes away for major retail
Community Events: Festivals, parades, farmers markets, and school-centered activities keep families connected
It’s active, polished, and unapologetically family-focused.
School District: Prosper ISD, consistently ranked among the top districts in North Texas.
Known for:
High academic performance
Competitive athletics
Strong fine arts programs
Campuses: Prosper High School, Walnut Grove High School, and several newer elementary and middle schools.
For many families, Prosper ISD is the deciding factor.
Prosper is built for families who want their everyday life to feel elevated.
Parks & Trails: Miles of walking and biking trails woven throughout neighborhoods
Amenities: Resort-style pools, fitness centers, clubhouses, and community events
Dining & Shopping: Rapidly expanding local dining scene, with Frisco and McKinney just minutes away for major retail
Community Events: Festivals, parades, farmers markets, and school-centered activities keep families connected
It’s active, polished, and unapologetically family-focused.
Strong resale values and long-term stability
Family-centric culture and amenities
Considerations
Higher price point than many Denton County cities
Ongoing construction in newer areas
Longer commute times for Dallas proper