Collin County Realtor: Plano, McKinney, Allen & More
Buying, selling or investing in Collin County? I'm Surbhi Agrawal, a REALTOR® with Reputed Brokerage. Collin County is one of the busiest parts of my business, and I've helped clients buy, sell and lease homes in Plano, McKinney, Allen, Wylie, Princeton and Anna.
Why buyers look at Collin County
Collin County sits just north of Dallas and offers a wide mix of homes, from established neighborhoods to brand-new communities. It is home to large employers, many parks and trails, and several well-regarded school districts. Each city feels different, so the right fit depends on your budget, commute and schools.
Cities I work in
Plano
Established neighborhoods, strong job access near Legacy and US-75, and a mix of townhomes and single-family homes. Plano is where I've done the most Collin County deals. Read my Plano guide.
McKinney
The county seat, with a historic downtown square and a wide range of master-planned communities. Read my McKinney guide.
Allen
A central location between Plano and McKinney along US-75, with established and newer neighborhoods. Read my Allen guide.
Wylie
Near Lake Lavon in southeast Collin County, with a small-town feel and more space for the money. Read my Wylie guide.
Princeton and Anna
Two of the fastest-growing towns in the county, with lots of new construction and lower price points than cities to the south. Read my Princeton and Anna guides.
What to check in any Collin County home
School district. City and school-district lines don't always match. Confirm the school zone for each address.
Total tax rate. Rates differ by city and district, and some newer subdivisions add a PID or MUD tax.
HOA. Review dues and rules, especially if you might rent the home later.
Ready to talk about Collin County?
See recent deals on my Listings page. Call or text 972.330.9457, email surbhi.realtor@gmail.com, or use the form on this page.
