Your Guide To Plano, TX

Living in Plano, TX
Plano has been one of North Texas's premier suburbs for decades, and it still holds that reputation — a mature infrastructure, an outstanding employment base, and a well-established school district that continues to draw families and professionals from across the country.
Plano's corporate presence is a big part of its story: Legacy West is home to regional headquarters for Toyota Motor North America, Liberty Mutual, and JPMorgan Chase, while nearby Legacy Business Park houses Fannie Mae, Capital One, Ericsson, and PepsiCo. Add in Granite Park, the Parkwood Boulevard corridor, and easy access to the Richardson Telecom Corridor, and it's easy to see why so many buyers relocate to Plano for work.
If you're relocating for a new job or simply want an established, amenity-rich suburb with strong resale value, Plano is worth a serious look — and I can help you find the right pocket of the city.
Plano Schools & School Districts
Plano ISD serves the majority of the city and is widely recognized for strong academics, fine arts, and athletics, anchored by Plano Senior, Plano East Senior, Plano West Senior, Jasper, Clark, and Academy High Schools. Portions of Plano are also served by Frisco ISD (west), Lewisville ISD (far west), and Allen ISD (northeast) — so I always help confirm the exact district and feeder pattern for a specific address.

Top Neighborhoods in Plano
My favorite Plano communities include:
- Willow Bend
- Kings Ridge
- Lakeside on Preston
- Whiffletree
- Deerfield
- Gleneagles
- Oakwood Glen
- Avignon Windhaven
- Normandy Estates
- Shoal Creek
- Hunters Glen
- Legacy West
Offering everything from established, tree-lined streets to newer developments near Plano's major employers.
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Commute & Access in Plano
Plano's central location within Collin County makes it one of the more convenient commutes into Dallas, typically around 25 minutes outside of peak traffic, with easy access to US-75, the Dallas North Tollway, and the SH-121 corridor.

Property Taxes & HOAs in Plano
HOA presence in Plano is mixed — some established neighborhoods have none, while newer developments typically do. I'll make sure you know exactly what's included and what it costs before you commit to a specific community.

Why Work With Selena in Plano
Plano's stability is what I love pointing out to buyers, especially those relocating for work — it's a suburb that's proven itself for decades, not just a market riding a growth wave. I studied real estate formally at UNT and stay accessible around the clock, so relocating clients always have a direct line to me.

Selena's Plano Track Record
- Experience helping professionals relocate for jobs near Legacy West, Legacy Business Park, and the Richardson Telecom Corridor
- Familiar with Plano ISD's high school feeder patterns, plus the Frisco, Lewisville, and Allen ISD boundaries that touch parts of the city
- About 75% of my business comes from client referrals across North Texas, including Plano
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