Melissa · Buying a Home

Buying a home in Melissa

Ready before we look: pre-approval, a straight budget and a focused search, then every step to closing.

Buying a home in Melissa

Buying a home in Melissa gets you a newer home right on US 75, with an easy commute south toward McKinney and Allen. Many Melissa buyers were priced out of Frisco and McKinney. Grocery stores and restaurants are only now arriving, so the town is still filling in around you.

How I help Melissa buyers

Pre-approval, the paperwork, and a focused search. With a lot of newer construction in Melissa, I'll help you compare resale with new builds. I check Melissa ISD assignments for every address. See how I help you buy.

What you're trading

Fewer shops and restaurants, for now. Prices have also risen, so Melissa isn't as affordable as it used to be; buyers after the lower price point are moving a little further north to Anna. And there's a landfill in the area. Most days you'd never know it's there, but once in a while, when the wind is right, you may notice it.

Next step

Get in touch or call (469) 693-3839. More on Melissa neighborhoods, or go back home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Melissa a good commute?

It's right on US 75, so the commute south is easy.

Is Melissa still affordable?

Prices have risen; buyers after a lower price point are now looking in Anna.

Is there a landfill near Melissa?

Yes. Most days you'd never notice it, but occasionally, depending on the wind, you may.

Melissa

What buying a home looks like in Melissa

Newer construction right on US 75 with an easy commute, in a town that's still filling in.

The homes
Newer construction. Prices have risen over the years, so Melissa is not as affordable as it used to be, and buyers looking for the lower price point are now moving a little further north to Anna.
Why people choose it
Often buyers who were priced out of Frisco and McKinney. Grocery stores and restaurants are only now arriving, and the area will keep developing.
Schools
Melissa ISD.
Getting around
Close to US 75, which makes commuting easy.
The trade-off
Fewer shops and restaurants for now. There is also a landfill in the area. Most days you would never know it is there, but once in a while, when the wind is right, you may notice it.