AFFORDABLE Luxury DALLAS TEXAS Homes in a TOP Suburb! Prosper Texas

Prosper, Texas, epitomizes the ideal blend of small-town charm and modern amenities, making it a coveted place to live, work, and raise a family. Nestled within this picturesque town lies the neighborhood of Brookhollow, renowned for its serene ambiance and close-knit community spirit. The neighborhood boasts an array of well-maintained parks and recreational facilities, perfect for leisurely strolls or family outings.
What truly sets Brookhollow apart is its commitment to fostering a strong sense of community. The exemplary schools within Prosper Independent School District further enhance the appeal of Brookhollow, providing top-notch education and extracurricular opportunities for children of all ages. With its blend of natural beauty, community spirit, and excellent amenities, Brookhollow in Prosper, Texas, remains a premier destination for those seeking a harmonious balance between suburban tranquility and modern conveniences.
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[@takeshi1242]

Nice home layout! I just wish the new lots will have more space for land scaping. But I realize people want more house less land scape as it will cost more to have more land be unused. I just bought my first home in north texas.

[@livinginnorthdallastx]

For sure! There is an option for everyone out there 👍 Welcome to Texas! Let me know me know if you know anyone else moving to the area! Would love to help! Thanks for watching!

[@jonathanmoore8886]

Houses are right on top of each other. Hope your neighbors are quiet

[@livinginnorthdallastx]

@@jonathanmoore8886 Different strokes for different folks! There are options for just about everyone here in DFW and I try and show them all! I sell town homes and 10+ acre properties. Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@melowpr]

$700,000? I thought these were affordable 😭😭

[@livinginnorthdallastx]

@@melowpr Not all the homes are that price 👍 Look at the new construction prices in Prosper ISD! I feel yah though!

[@fresh-thyme]

If interest rates fall, prices will not skyrocket. Home prices are unaffordable as it is. All realtors are full of shit.

[@livinginnorthdallastx]

@@fresh-thyme You seem like a happy fun guy to be around! Explain why you think prices wouldn’t rise when rates drop bringing in a lot more buyers in the fastest growing areas in the country?

[@fresh-thyme]

@livinginnorthdallastx you're a realtor and realtors will say anything to generate sales. Texas home prices are on a decline and will continue to do so until it comes to a point where the average annual salary can afford it. Not long ago realtors was parroting that home prices will stay high because of low inventory and when inventory goes up, people on the sidelines will buy up homes. Well, here we are with a surge of inventory and home sales continue to decrease. Why? Because the average American cannot afford these home prices.

[@livinginnorthdallastx]

@@fresh-thyme Thanks for your input! I’m helping families move here every week and I buy another property anytime I get the chance to do so! Stay blessed my friend!

[@azbas]

@@livinginnorthdallastx rates go down, prices go up. Buyers will still be in the same affordability problem. Salaries have not been rising and there have been layoffs. Price has to be in the affordability range for the market to go up.

[@livinginnorthdallastx]

@@azbas I agree with everything, but that last sentence. Thanks for your input!