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Hunters Landing

An established Murphy subdivision in a stable, built-out market

Hunters Landing is an established Murphy subdivision: conventional suburban single-family housing on standard lots, in a small city that built out through the 2000s and has been a stable resale market ever since. Murphy's appeal is straightforward: larger, newer homes than Wylie or Sachse, a short drive to Plano and Richardson, and for much of the city a Plano ISD assignment.

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Price Range

Roughly $430K – $680K depending on plan and condition, around Murphy's median sale price of about $584,650 (Redfin, May 2026) and its ACS 2024 5-year median home value of about $556K.

Property Types

Single-family, Two-story brick traditional

Year Built

Mostly 2000s

HOA: Confirm the association, the current dues and what they cover from the resale certificate for the specific address.

Schools

Murphy is served by Plano ISD and Wylie ISD; verify by address

ElemAssignment depends on which district the address falls in; confirm before touring
MiddleVerify with the district locator. Do not assume based on a neighbor's campus
HighVerify with the district locator. Do not assume based on a neighbor's campus

Commute & Access

About 10 min to the President George Bush Turnpike · roughly 15 min to Plano · about 20 min to the Richardson Telecom Corridor · roughly 35 min to Downtown Dallas outside peak

Highlights

What makes Hunters Landing stand out

  • Established, settled streets in a built-out city
  • Short commute to Plano and the Telecom Corridor
  • Larger homes than the neighboring cities at similar age
  • Murphy's park system and community facilities
  • Standard suburban lots with real back yards
  • A stable resale market rather than one competing with active builders

Best Fit

A family that wants a substantial house and a short commute to the Plano and Richardson job centers, without paying Plano prices.

Nearby Amenities

  • Murphy's parks and the Murphy Community Center
  • Neighborhood common areas
  • Retail along FM 544 and the Bush Turnpike
  • Plano's retail and dining fifteen minutes away
  • Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Hubbard recreation

Major Employers Nearby

  • Toyota Motor North America (Legacy West, Plano)
  • The Richardson Telecom Corridor
  • Texas Instruments
  • Plano ISD and Wylie ISD
  • Baylor Scott & White and Texas Health facilities in the corridor

How Hunters Landing trades

Murphy is genuinely built out, which makes it one of the few markets in this corridor where a resale seller is not competing against a builder's incentive package. That stability shows in the numbers: the median rose modestly year over year while several neighboring cities fell. Condition and school district assignment decide individual sales.

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.

  • Verify whether the address is in Plano ISD or Wylie ISD; the market prices them differently.
  • Homes are around twenty years old, so the first major maintenance cycle is arriving.
  • Murphy has limited retail of its own; most shopping means a short drive.
  • No rail option; commuting is by car.

Hunters Landing: Frequently Asked Questions

What schools serve Hunters Landing?
That depends on the exact address, because Murphy is split between Plano ISD and Wylie ISD along a boundary that does not follow the city limits. Since buyers price the two differently, confirm the assignment in writing with the district before you offer.
Is Murphy a good place to buy right now?
It has been one of the steadier markets in the area: its median sale price rose about 1.7% year over year to roughly $584,650 in May 2026, while several neighboring cities fell. Being built out means resale is not competing with builder incentives, which is a real structural advantage. As always, price against current comps rather than a citywide figure.
How is the commute from Murphy?
Good toward Plano and Richardson, which is the point of the city: roughly ten minutes to the Bush Turnpike, fifteen to Plano and twenty to the Telecom Corridor. Downtown Dallas is about thirty-five minutes outside peak. There is no rail service, so all of that is by car.

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