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The Canals at Grand Park is a 152-acre, sophisticated new urbanism-style master planned community in Frisco.

The Canals At Grand Park

The Canals at Grand Park community was designed around manicured parks and scenic waterways allowing for areas to walk, jog, socialize, and enjoy with family and friends. Students will attend the highly-rated and recognized Frisco Independent School District. Located near the intersection of Main Street and Legacy; this premier master planned community is within walking distance to many shops, cafes, cinemas, and entertainment. The Canals waterways are a unique vision of sustainability allowing the neighborhood landscaping and green spaces to be watered year-round using well water! Enjoy the unique balance that is The Canals at Grand Park from the front porch culture balance with convenience and walkability, all in one unbeatable Frisco location! There will also be a 350 acre regional park called, Grand Park located along west of the Dallas North Tollway; along east of Legacy and north of Stonebrook. It will be the first of its kind in Frisco! CB JENI Homes offers innovative townhome designs.

The Canals at Grand Park In Frisco TX Has Prices Starting at $329,990
2 – 3 Beds, 2 Car Garage, 2.5 Baths.
1,726 – 2,200 Sq. Ft.

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1. If you hire me as your realtor to purchase a home it will not cost you a dime. My fee is paid for by the seller which in the case of new construction is the builder.
2. I have successfully negotiated 30k-50k off the price of  new construction homes with builders for my clients.
3. Remember that the friendly sales representative at the builders model home works for the builder and not you. They are paid by the builder and the more expensive home you buy means more commission for them.
4. As your buyers representative I represent you and not the builder. I can show you homes by any builder and I only get paid when you find the house of your dreams. Also as stated before, you don’t pay for my services the builder or seller does.
5. Some buyers think they will save money going to a builder unrepresented and that the builder will discount the house more because they are not using a realtor. This is not true, most of the time the money used to pay for your realtor comes out of the builders account at corporate level and not by subdivision. So if a builders rep tells you they will give you money off because you are unrepresented ask them for this in writing as many times it’s simply not true.
6. Going to a builder unrepresented is like being the plaintiff in a lawsuit and having the same attorney as the defendant. Not a good idea.

If you are thinking of selling your Frisco, TX home, please contact me for a FREE Comparative Market Analysis (CMA), that we let you know what your house is currently worth.

I can be reached via TXT, Cell, IM, Email or Carrier Pigeon at: Nick Walton Realtor® 469-556-2393 with JP & Associates Realtors®.

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What this June 2018 Frisco, TX Market Report tells me is that we are slowly transitioning from a strong sellers market in 2017 towards a more neutral market in 2018. I expect to see the median price of a Frisco Texas home stay the same due to the days on market (DOM) not moving much in 2018, and sellers making price reductions within the $400,000 – $700,000 price range as a result of the market shifting.

Median Price of Frisco, TX Homes By Zip Code.

June 2017 vs June. 2018

75033  = -0.5% Decrease in Price.

75034 = +7% Increase in Price.

75035 = +3% Increase in Price.

Frisco TX Market Data Comparison

If you are thinking of selling your Frisco, TX home, please contact me for a FREE Comparative Market Analysis (CMA), that we let you know what your house is currently worth.

I can be reached via TXT, Cell, IM, Email or Carrier Pigeon at: Nick Walton Realtor® 469-556-2393 with JP & Associates Realtors®.

Source: market data compiled by Nick Walton of JP & Associates Realtors®, data courtesy of North Texas Real Estate Information, INC.

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The Definition Of A Frisco TX Townhouse Is:

• A multi-story home similar in style to a single-family home while being a part of a multi-unit complex whose walls border neighboring units.
• The kitchen, living room, dining room, etc. are commonly found on the bottom floor while private bedrooms are found on the top floors.
• Townhomes can be purchased just like a single family home.
• There usually have an HOAs (Home Owner Associations) that is responsible for the maintenance and landscaping of the common areas and sometime includes front yard maintenance and blanket insurance.
• When you purchase a townhome you also buy the land it sits on just like with a single family residence. 

The Definition Of A Frisco TX Condo Is:

• Short for condominium, condos are an apartment owned by one individual within a building of other condos.
• Condos often include HOA fees that contribute to community maintenance, amenities & blanket insurance.
• HOAs (Home Owner Associations) are comprised of condo owners that meet together to discuss the maintenance and rules of the condominium community.
• When you purchase a condominium you don’t purchase the land it sites on. It’s like your purchasing an apartment.

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January 2017 vs January. 2018

75033  = -7 Decrease in Price.

75034 = +6% Increase in Price.

75035 = +4% Increase in Price.

Frisco TX Market Data Comparison

What this January 2018 Frisco, TX Market Report tells me is that we are transitioning from a strong sellers market in 2017 towards a more neutral market in 2018. I expect to see the median price of a Frisco Texas home decrease slightly due to the days on market (DOM) increasing in 2018, and sellers making price reductions as a result of the market shifting.

If you are thinking of selling your Frisco, TX home, please contact me for a FREE Comparative Market Analysis (CMA), that we let you know what your house is currently worth.

I can be reached via TXT, Cell, IM, Email or Carrier Pigeon at: Nick Walton Realtor® 469-556-2393 with JP & Associates Realtors®.

Source: market data compiled by Nick Walton of JP & Associates Realtors®, data courtesy of North Texas Real Estate Information, INC.

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