Housing Overview
Aubrey offers newer residential development alongside existing rural and agricultural properties. Some buyers are drawn to larger lots and a less dense feel compared to cities farther south.
Median home prices in Aubrey varies by source and reporting period. Check the Collin County Association of REALTORSĀ® or North Texas Real Estate Information Systems for the most current figures.
Community Character
Aubrey maintains a rural, small-town character with proximity to Frisco and the US-380 corridor. The community is attracting buyers who want more space while remaining within commuting distance of major employers.
Development Activity
Growing residential development, particularly along the US-380 and FM 428 corridors. Utility and infrastructure expansion is ongoing as the community grows.
Transportation
US-380, FM 428, and FM 2931 provide primary connectivity. Commute access to Frisco and McKinney is available via local roads and connecting highways. No direct public transit service.
School District Resources
Districts Serving Aubrey
Northwest ISD and Aubrey ISD serve various portions of Aubrey. District boundaries in this area can be complex.
How to Verify School Assignment
Verify school-district and campus assignments through the specific district's online attendance-zone tool. Do not assume district assignment based on city name or mailing address.
Commute Information
Drive times to downtown Dallas from Aubrey typically range from 45 to 65 minutes. Commute times to Frisco are approximately 15 to 30 minutes.