The Star District
Cowboys country: homes near Frisco’s entertainment and sports anchor
The Star District surrounds the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters and Ford Center at The Star, Frisco's sports, dining and entertainment complex. It is the most urban thing Frisco has built: mixed-use density, restaurants, hotels and event venues within walking distance of the front door. That is the appeal and it is also the whole trade, because an entertainment district does not switch off when you want it to.
Price Range
Broadly $450K to $850K across genuinely different products - a detached house, a townhome and a condo do not trade alike here. Compare within the same product type, with an as-of month.
Property Types
Modern single-family, Townhomes, Luxury condos, New construction
Year Built
2015–present
HOA: Roughly $100 to $200/mo depending on the product. On anything attached, ask for the reserve study, the current budget and any assessment history alongside the monthly figure.
Schools
Frisco ISD
Commute & Access
2 min walk to The Star campus · 20 min to Legacy West · 35 min to Downtown Dallas via DNT
Highlights
What makes The Star District stand out
- Walking distance to The Star: Cowboys HQ, Ford Center, restaurants, and hotel
- Access to Cowboys Fit gym and performance facilities for residents
- Active dining and entertainment calendar 365 days a year
- Higher density mixed-use living unusual for suburban Frisco
- Ongoing development across the surrounding Star District
- Frisco ISD’s Lone Star High, with strong athletics and academics
Best Fit
Walkable restaurants and events next to The Star entertainment district, without a downtown Dallas address.
Nearby Amenities
- Ford Center at The Star (Cowboys training facility, concerts)
- Cowboys Fit training gym
- Omni Frisco Hotel
- 20+ restaurants and bars at The Star
- Entertainment plaza with year-round events
- 3-mile trail loop around The Star campus
Major Employers Nearby
- Dallas Cowboys (walkable)
- Frisco ISD district offices (5 min)
- JPMorgan Chase Frisco (15 min)
- Toyota North America (25 min)
Check these before you offer
The trade-offs a listing will not mention. None of these are reasons not to buy here; they are the things worth pricing in.
- It is an events district. Training camp in August, concerts and games at Ford Center, and a restaurant and bar scene running year round all mean noise, traffic and crowds on a schedule you do not control.
- Parking and access tighten sharply around large events, including for residents.
- Much of the product is attached. Where it is, the association's reserves and assessment history matter as much as the dues, and condo warrantability affects both your financing and your eventual buyer's.
- Density is unusual for Frisco, which cuts both ways on resale: the pool of buyers who specifically want this is smaller than the pool for a conventional Frisco house.
- The high school run is a drive, and Frisco ISD adjusts boundaries between school years, so confirm the assignment for the exact address.
The Star District: Frequently Asked Questions
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