Ft. Worth Suburbs...Help (Fort Worth, McKinney: home, to buy, new construction)

[Chrissim71]

[FONT=Verdana]I am looking at a likely move to the DFW area in the near future. Initially we thought my job would be in the Coppell area and began looking at the Frisco and McKinney areas. My wife loved those areas after looking at the, However, now it seems likely that I will be working in north Ft. Worth near 35w AND 820.[/FONT]
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[FONT=Verdana]Looking for areas similar to Frisco/McKinney but closer to Ft Worth. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. [/FONT]

[Guingirl]

What about those areas did you guys find attractive?

[loves2read]

why are all those weird codes in your text?
and why would you want to work in Coppell and live in McKinney

how long do you WANT to commute to work?
What is your price range
and what do you find compelling about Fisco and McKinney that you want to replicate in the FTW area?

[h152cc2]

Originally Posted by Chrissim71

I am looking at a likely move to the DFW area in the near future. Initially we thought my job would be in the Coppell area and began looking at the Frisco and McKinney areas. My wife loved those areas after looking at the, However, now it seems likely that I will be working in north Ft. Worth near 35w AND 820.

Looking for areas similar to Frisco/McKinney but closer to Ft Worth. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Your best bet is Watauga, Keller, or North Fort Worth. You want to be on the north side of 820 (FOR SURE!!)

If you want newer construction look at Heritage / Villages of Woodland Springs...etc (this is on the west side of 377). I'd recommend Heritage as the best area of new construction.

If you want to buy a pre-owned home (some aren't very old) look at Keller and Watauga. I'd recommend Keller over Watauga.

You can even go as far north as Roanoke/Trophy Club if you want... but I wouldn't recommend this.

What is your price range?

[loves2read]

without knowing the price or desired particulars speculating is hit or miss