Frisco, Texas
Frisco Station
Hillwood's 242 acre mixed-use district in Frisco, planned for 1,665 apartment homes, 650,000 square feet of office and three hotels.
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Inside Frisco Station
Frisco Station is a 242 acre mixed-use development by Hillwood, a Perot company. Once its fourth apartment community, Bonham & Baker, is finished, Hillwood says the district will have 1,665 apartment homes, 650,000 square feet of Class A+ office and three luxury hotel brands, all tied into a 30 acre programmed park system and Frisco's regional trails. Bonham & Baker, at John Hickman Parkway and Gridiron Road, adds 410 units including two- and three-bedroom townhomes, with first units expected in summer 2027.
The lesson here is that Frisco Station is mostly a place to rent today, not to buy. For renters, that means new product and lease-up specials as each building opens, so timing your move to a new delivery can pay off. For buyers and owners in nearby neighborhoods, what matters is the jobs, hotels and park space coming in around you. If you are renting here now and thinking about buying, I can map out what the same monthly payment buys in the surrounding neighborhoods.
Around Frisco Station
Photos via Wikimedia Commons. Frisco Square: Michael Barera, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Toyota Stadium: TylerDurdenXXX, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Frisco Commons: Michael Barera, CC BY-SA 4.0
The facts
30 acre park system (Canyon East and The Bend), Access to Frisco's regional hike and bike trails, Health and Wellness District in development, Resort-style amenities in each apartment community
Frisco Station is in Frisco; its newest community, Bonham & Baker, sits at John Hickman Parkway and Gridiron Road.
Frisco Station's residential is almost all rental, so property tax shows up in rent rather than your own bill. If you are comparing renting here with buying nearby, I pull the tax rate for each home you consider, since Frisco homes run about 1.63% to 1.87% combined for tax year 2025 depending on county and school district.
Where Frisco Station sits
Drive times, schools and shopping around it. Ask me for a tour of the area.
Meet Miguel.
Miguel Gomez is a Texas REALTOR® with Texava Brokerage. He works with first-time home buyers, new construction and families relocating to North Texas, and he gets back to you the same day.
About Frisco Station
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Every home that sold in Frisco Station, last 90 days
Sale price, price per square foot and days on market for each sale, pulled from the MLS by Miguel. Useful if you are thinking about selling or want to know if a listing is priced right.
New listings in Frisco Station, straight from the MLS
Miguel sets up an MLS search with your price range, and new homes reach you the day they hit the market, with photos, price and history. Your number stays with Miguel.
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- Hillwood, Hillwood increasing Frisco Station portfolio (Oct 2025)
- RE Journals, Hillwood breaks ground on 410-unit apartment community in Frisco
- REBusiness, Hillwood breaks ground on 322-unit apartment community at Frisco Station (Nov 2019)
- City of Frisco, Property Tax Rate
HOA dues, MUD and PID assessments and school zoning change by section. Miguel verifies them for every address.