Flower Mound is a Denton County town of about 81,270 people on the western side of the metro, and it is the wealthiest place covered here - median household income $161,235 (ACS 2024), above Coppell's $146,235 and well above Frisco or Plano. It is also the fastest-moving market on this site: homes average roughly 26 days on market against Frisco's 42 and Prosper's 98. The trap is the schools. The majority of the town is Lewisville ISD, but Argyle ISD serves a substantial share and Denton, Grapevine-Colleyville, and Northwest ISDs each cover small areas - five districts, assigned by address, in one town.
The most affluent town in this guide set, the fastest market in it, and five school districts.
Sources disagree on direction, so both are worth having: Redfin put the median sale price at ≈$649,611 for May 2026, down 0.75% year over year, while another tracker had it rising 4.2% to ≈$688,000 the same month. What they agree on is the tightness - roughly 26 days on market, about 3.2 months of supply, and sellers receiving around 97.5% of original list price. Ask for current comps by neighborhood with an as-of month.
Flower Mound sits on the western side of the metro in Denton County, which is the opposite side from the Collin County corridor most North Texas buyers start on - a genuine consideration if your job is in Plano or Frisco rather than toward DFW Airport and the mid-cities. There is no rail station in the town.
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