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Selling in Plano? Price it from the street up.
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Sell your home in Plano

Selling in Plano? Price it from the street up.

See how Plano homes are selling right now, what buyers will check, and how Miguel prices, prepares and markets your home.

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Market now

What Plano homes are doing

$494,500
Median sold price
Aug 2026, 188 sales, MetroTex
$498K
Typical home value
Sept 2026, down 3.3% year over year, Zillow
31 to 52
Days on market by ZIP
Aug 2026 averages across six Plano ZIPs, MetroTex
Net sheet

Your Plano sale, to the dollar

At Plano's typical value of about $494,000, the owner's title policy is $2,726 at the 2026 Texas rate, and Plano's 2025 combined tax rate runs 1.69% to 1.71% before exemptions. Change any number below to match your home.

The sale

Your loan

Commissions

Commissions are negotiable and are not set by law.

Taxes, title and HOA

Credits and repairs

Sell as-is or prepare first?

Through MTR Contractors, pre-listing repairs can be paid at closing, so you do not pay out of pocket. Enter your own numbers; Miguel can walk the home and give you real ones. How it works

Your estimated net

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An estimate for planning, not a closing disclosure. The owner's title premium uses the Texas Department of Insurance basic rate effective March 1, 2026. Final figures come from your title company's settlement statement.

Before you list

Know your Plano buyer

Price your Plano home against your own ZIP and school zone, not the city median, because in August 2026 ZIP medians moved in opposite directions and average days on market ranged from about 31 to 52 days. Most Plano homes are resale with some age, so buyers will compare yours to new construction in Frisco and Prosper. Handling roof, HVAC, water heater and foundation items before you list usually protects your price more than a cosmetic remodel the buyer may not value.

Appraisal and taxes

What Plano buyers will check

Collin County

Buyers look up your appraised value on the Collin Central Appraisal District site and compare it to your list price, so know your number and have the reasons your home is worth more ready (updates, lot, view).

Denton County

Buyers look up your appraised value on the Denton Central Appraisal District site and compare it to your list price, so know your number and have the reasons your home is worth more ready (updates, lot, view).

Taxes at closing

On the standard Texas resale contract, the current year's property taxes are prorated to the closing date, so you pay for the part of the year you owned the home.

Two counties

Plano sits in more than one county, so check which district appraised your home before comparing your value with a neighbor's.

The plan

How I sell a home

How I price, prepare, market and negotiate a sale is the same in every city, so it lives on <a class='ul' href='/sellingdfw'>one page</a>. What changes in Plano is above: the market, the buyer and what they check.

Miguel Gomez, REALTOR®
Your agent

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.

FAQ

Common questions

How long does it take to sell a house in Plano?
The latest figure on this page is 31 to 52 (days on market by zip, Aug 2026 averages across six Plano ZIPs, MetroTex). A home priced from close comps and ready for inspection usually beats the city number.
What is my Plano home worth?
Plano's median sold price was $494,500 (Aug 2026, 188 sales, MetroTex), but your number depends on your street, size and condition. The free home value report compares yours with recent sales nearby.
Sources
  1. Community Impact: 188 homes sold in Plano in August (MetroTex data)
  2. Zillow Home Value Index, city level data (Plano, Sept 2026)
  3. U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: Plano city, Texas
  4. Community Impact: Plano council raises property tax rate, adopts $798M budget
  5. Community Impact: Roundup of Collin County property tax rates for FY 2025-26
  6. Community Impact: Plano ISD receives B accountability score for 2025-26
  7. Community Impact: Plano ISD enrollment down more than 2,500 students
  8. Community Impact: Plano ISD CTE center set for October opening
  9. Wikipedia: Plano, Texas (school districts, counties)
  10. Community Impact: $1.35B AT&T headquarters construction could start in December
  11. Community Impact: What to know about Plano's Dallas Stars arena tax election
  12. Hoodline: Old JCPenney HQ lands $54 million for Plano high-rise revival
  13. Community Impact: Plano commission to hold public hearing for Collin Creek redevelopment changes
  14. Centurion American: Collin Creek
  15. Texas Tribune: Plano cancels DART vote after deal
  16. Wikipedia: Silver Line (DART)
  17. Community Impact: See 7 ongoing, upcoming transportation projects in Plano
  18. Homes.com: Deerfield neighborhood, Plano
  19. Homes.com: Kings Ridge neighborhood, Plano
  20. Homes.com: Willow Bend neighborhood, Plano
  21. Opendoor: Lakeside on Preston neighborhood guide
  22. Community Impact: Plano ISD approves decreased tax rate for upcoming fiscal year
  23. Front Office Sports: Stars latest Dallas team trading downtown for sports-centered district
  24. Community Impact: Plano officials OK budget, tax rate for FY 2026-27
  25. Power to Choose (Public Utility Commission of Texas), plans and delivery utility by ZIP
  26. City of Plano, Franchised Utilities Serving Plano (provider map)
  27. City of Plano, New Resident Resources
  28. Collin Central Appraisal District, Homestead Exemption FAQs (how to apply, no fee)
  29. Denton Central Appraisal District, Homestead Exemptions (apply online, no fee)
  30. Plano ISD, Enrollment
  31. Plano ISD, School Finder
  32. Texas DMV, New to Texas (30 days to register; emissions counties)
  33. Texas DPS, Moving to Texas (drive on out-of-state license up to 90 days)
  34. Texas DPS, Driver License Office Locations search (by county)
  35. Texas DMV, Collin County Tax Office contact
  36. Texas DMV, Denton County Tax Office contact
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