Best Neighborhoods in Denton, TX
A guide to the best places to live in Denton: every major subdivision and community, with prices, schools, commute, and who each neighborhood is best for. Mali has closed deals in all of these areas and can share off-market conversations and recent sale data.
Denton City GuideOak-Hickory Historic District
$400K – $900K+ (varies widely by size and restoration)
Denton’s original neighborhood: restored Victorians and Craftsman bungalows a few blocks off the courthouse square
Robson Ranch
Roughly $430K new construction to $550K+ resale (varies by plan and lot)
A gated 55+ resort community with its own golf course, southwest of Denton off I-35W
Landmark
From roughly the high $400Ks into the $600Ks+ (new construction, varies by builder and plan)
Hillwood’s brand-new 3,200-acre master-planned community on I-35 in southern Denton
Rayzor Ranch Area
New construction largely in the low-to-mid $300s, against a Denton citywide median that sources put between about $384,905 and $390K in early-to-mid 2026, at roughly $185 per square foot. That makes Denton the most affordable median in this coverage area. Ask for current comps with an as-of month.
Mixed-use at University and I-35, with new construction in the low-to-mid $300s
Savannah / Providence / Paloma Creek
Roughly $300K – $500K across the three communities depending on plan, phase and which community, against a Denton ISD corridor that is among the more attainable in the metro. Denton's citywide median sits between about $384,905 and $390K in early-to-mid 2026. Ask for current comps by community with an as-of month.
Master-planned communities in the far-east corridor, feeding Ray Braswell High School
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Mali has closed in all of these communities and can walk you through HOA culture, school boundary nuances, resale patterns, and which streets tend to attract multiple offers.
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