Anna · Luxury Homes
Selling an upper-end home in Anna
Pricing, presentation and reach for a smaller pool of buyers at the top of the market.
Upper-end homes in Anna
Anna is known for value, not luxury, but its larger and more upgraded homes sit at the top of the town. Priced and presented right, they appeal to buyers who want more home for the money than they'd get closer in.
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How I sell the top of the town
Three pricing strategies against the homes a buyer will compare yours to, including new builds. A staging consultation, professional photography, drone photos and a listing video. Coming Soon and ads targeting the local market around the listing. See selling a luxury home.
If you're shopping true luxury
Buyers at the top of the market usually look at Prosper, Celina and Stonebridge Ranch.
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Get in touch or call (469) 693-3839. Back home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Anna a luxury market?
It's known for value, but its larger, upgraded homes sit at the top of the town.
Who buys upper-end homes in Anna?
Buyers who want more home for the money than closer in.
How do you price it?
Against the homes a buyer will compare it to, with three strategies.
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What luxury homes looks like in Anna
More affordable new construction and master-planned communities on US 75, between McKinney and Sherman.
- The homes
- More affordable new construction and master-planned communities. As Melissa's prices have risen, buyers looking for the lower price point have moved a little further north to Anna.
- Why people choose it
- Buyers after a lower price point, and more and more people working at the big new plants in Sherman (Texas Instruments' semiconductor fab among them) who want to stay closer to the Metroplex without living too far from work. More master-planned communities are arriving.
- Schools
- Anna ISD.
- Getting around
- Close to US 75, toward McKinney and Sherman. Anna now runs almost into Van Alstyne, the next town north.
- Nearby
- Shopping, entertainment and dining are still limited, but more is expected as the area grows. The US 75 corridor from Anna up toward Sherman has plenty of room left to grow.
- The trade-off
- A longer commute into the Metroplex, and fewer shops and restaurants for now.
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