Three months ending August 2026 in the supplied report.
Allen, Texas · 2026
A mature market.
Two sides of US-75 tell different stories.
Allen's 2026 report describes a built-out city that has moved into a normalized, balanced resale market—where location, condition, accurate pricing, school zones and seller concessions increasingly shape results.
Marketing times have normalized from the faster market of prior years.
Accurate first-day pricing matters in the current market.
Nearly half of active listings were reported with a reduction.
A property-first approach
Allen is built out.
Resale execution matters.
The report describes Allen as a mature, land-constrained city where organic homeowner turnover—not large new subdivision releases—governs most housing supply. It also identifies a meaningful market divide between premium West Allen (75013) and the more accessible established neighborhoods of East and Central Allen (75002).
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The US-75 divide
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The supplied research divides Allen into two major market identities, then examines the neighborhoods that define each side.
Twin Creeks
Flagship master-planned living with golf, pools and mature amenities. Reported median sale range: roughly $740,000–$759,633.
Starcreek
Luxury and privacy near US-75, with a reported median listing range of about $824,000–$826,950.
Watters Creek / Crossing
Mixed-use proximity and established move-up housing. Watters Crossing was reported around $599,900–$610,000.
Waterford / Suncreek
Newer transitional and executive housing, with Waterford Parks reported around $721,950–$735,000 and Suncreek near $625,000.
Lost Creek Ranch
Master-planned amenities at a lower entry point than West Allen. Reported median listing range: about $472,499–$484,499.
Established value core
Glendover Park, Cottonwood Bend, Heritage Park, Fountain Park and Windridge provide a broad range of mature, established housing choices.
2026 research
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