SperlingViews - McKinney, Texas
75.93% of people are white, 8.25% are black, 2.81% are asian, 0.64% are native american, and 12.37% claim 'Other'. 18.08% of the people in McKinney, TX, claim hispanic ethnicity (meaning 81.92% are non-hispanic).
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McKinney is north of Dallas TX - 2/16/2011
I like my community[read more...] |
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Life in McKinney, TX - 1/16/2011
#5 on the list of Best Places to Live!!![read more...] |
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Unbelievelable Value - 12/8/2008
In a day and age where you tend to get less and less for you money McKinney, TX is a hidden gem when it comes to affordable homes. In reality the entire DFW area (except northern Dallas Co.) is very affordable. What set's McKinney apart is the general beauty (not something North Texas is known for) and the city's commitment to quality real estate development. McKinney is very hilly and tree covered. Many areas have lakes and ponds with many natural trees and greenbelts. This offers lots of natural beauty, screening from city noise and other homes. Almost all roads are winding and tree lined. Crape Myrtles fill the medians of pretty much every street. Each development (commercial or residential) is well planned and integrated nicely with the overall look and feel of McKinney. Good examples of this are, the downtown renovation, the shops at Eldorado and central (west side), Stonebridge Ranch, Tucker Hill (a must see) and the heart of Craig Ranch. One would think all the beauty would cost an fortune, but it call all be yours for roughly $90-$110 a square foot. I have not found a better value anywhere in the country so close to a large metro area. With all the natural beauty and great homes prices this is the only place in DFW I would consider living.[read more...] |
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Unique Historic District and Old Town Square - 8/26/2007
McKinney like many Texas suburban towns has been overtaken by Urban sprawl
New streets, schools, parks and ammentities come along with 1,000's of new homes.
What makes McKinney different is the intact old town square with it's original courthouse renevated into a performace hall. Charming shops & restaurants have been envigorated on the square. The area west,north and south of the square is filled with blocks and blocks of restored and well-maintained historic homes built from the late 1800's through 1930's
Many fun events throughout the year are focused on the Historic District and Town Square
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Can someone give some advice on the weather... - 1/30/2007
Is it unbearable there during the wrmer months?? I am moving there from Colorado and am curious about what to expect regarding heat and humidity?? I am a contractor and will be working outside most of the time...Is it to hot to even take a walk as I am hearing sometimes?? Please anyone who knows respond?? What about women?? How is the single scene?? Can you let your dogs play outside during the summer months?? Is it somewhat scenic there?? Trees??[read more...] |
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Great place to live - 6/23/2006
One of the up and coming suburbs in the US.[read more...] |
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Best Suburb in Metroplex (DFW) - 2/1/2006
I have lived in McKinney for 3 years after originally living in Dallas for 6 months. It is by far the best suburb in on the Dallas side of the area and I would say Ft. Worth side as well, but I'm not as familiar. Cheap homes in a beautiful community. It was America's fastest growing city in the 2000 census (under 100K pop.) It has a nice downtown area with tons of unique shops and restaurants. The only draw backs are it is going through growing pains in terms of road construction. This will get worse before they get better. :) It is far north so the commute to anything south of Plano is going to take you more than 1 hour. If your considering a suburb consider McKinney you won't regret it![read more...] |
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Perfect! - 10/7/2005
Beautiful suburbs, original old town, close to major jobs, shopping, medical[read more...] |