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. Glazer Realtors is proud to showcase its prime location along US 380—just 46 miles from Dallas—paired with a median home list price around $337,000, drawing 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 with Glazer Realtors 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.
From boutique coffee shops tucked into pedestrian-friendly plazas to upscale fitness studios and gourmet bistros along Main Street, Princeton’s growth is thoughtfully planned. Well-maintained sidewalks and bike lanes connect neighborhoods to convenient everyday destinations, while community-led initiatives have added artisan markets and pop-up cafes. As new mixed-use developments rise—like the Princeton Town Center—residents enjoy the perfect balance of modern conveniences and small-town familiarity.
Parks & Recreation
Municipal Park and Phillips Park offer trails, playgrounds, and sports fields for year-round activity.
Whether you’re hiking the winding creekside path at Riverside Trail or booking a picnic shelter for family gatherings, Princeton’s parks cater to every pace of life. Organized youth leagues, summer day-camp programs, and outdoor yoga classes breathe life into the green spaces, while the seasonal splash pad and butterfly garden entertain the littlest residents. Community garden plots and dog-friendly off-leash areas ensure there’s always something new to explore. Learn more on the City’s Parks & Recreation page.
Community Events
Farmers markets, summer concerts, and seasonal festivals bring neighbors together throughout the year.
The weekly Green Street Market showcases local produce, handmade crafts, and live cooking demos, while Friday evening concerts in the town square draw families for food trucks and lawn games. Annual traditions like the Harvest Hayride and Winter Lantern Parade highlight Princeton’s spirit, boosting civic pride and supporting neighborhood nonprofits. Art walks, charity fun runs, and book fairs round out a calendar that truly reflects the town’s vibrant sense of community. See the full schedule on the Community Events page.
Job Opportunities
Rapid commercial growth has driven new retail and light-industrial employment options locally and in neighboring Collin County.
A rising number of tech startups and regional distribution centers have set up shop just minutes from town, creating roles in logistics, IT support, and management. Daily commuter shuttles and expanded highway access make it easy to reach corporate campuses in the Plano-Frisco corridor, while coworking spaces downtown foster an entrepreneurial ecosystem. With Princeton EDC’s active recruitment and the district’s investment in career-tech education at the Princeton ISD CATE Center, local talent is in high demand.
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