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Princeton Market Stats

Discover Rapidly Growing Princeton

With a population now exceeding 37,000, Princeton is one of the fastest-growing cities in America, blending small-town charm with modern conveniences. In fact, its prime location along US 380—just 46 miles from Dallas—paired with a median home list price around $337,000, draws new residents daily. Among its many offerings are welcoming neighborhoods like Hunters Creek and Whitewing Trails, ideal for families seeking community and green space. Beyond that, Princeton boasts scenic parks and miles of walking trails, a vibrant lineup of farmers markets and festivals, diverse housing options to fit any lifestyle, and growing opportunities for career-minded professionals. Whether you’re here for a weekend house hunt or looking to settle down, Princeton promises a warm welcome and endless possibilities.

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Princeton at a Glance

Getting Around

Highways: US 380, Hwy 5, Hwy 121, US 75
Public Transit: Collin County Transit by DART Mobility (on-demand shared rides)
Nearest Airport: Dallas/Fort Worth International (~46 mi SW)

Demographics

Population (2024): 37,019
Growth (’23 – ’24): +30.6%
Median Home Price (2024): $337,000
Population Density (2020): 2,622 pp/sq mi
School District: Princeton Independent School District

Princeton Attractions

What's It Like to Live in Princeton?

Princeton blends small-town charm with modern growth—new shopping centers, parks, and community events keep life engaging for all ages.

Suburban Growth & Amenities

New retail, dining, and entertainment options have proliferated alongside residential developments.

Parks & Recreation

Municipal Park and Phillips Park offer trails, playgrounds, and sports fields for year-round activity.

Community Events

Farmers markets, summer concerts, and seasonal festivals bring neighbors together throughout the year.

Job Opportunities

Rapid commercial growth has driven new retail and light-industrial employment options locally and in neighboring Collin County.

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