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Selling your home in Painted Tree
A plan set before your home goes live: pricing you choose, strong photos, and buyer interest built early.
Selling your home in Painted Tree
When you sell your home in Painted Tree, you're competing with builders who can offer incentives and brand-new warranties. Your advantages are real: your home is finished, move-in timing is certain, and the upgrades and yard are already done.
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How I sell here
Three pricing strategies against both resale and current new builds, refreshed monthly. A staging consultation, professional photography, drone photos that show the trees, the pond and your district, and a listing video. Coming Soon and ads targeting the local market around the listing. See how I sell.
What to highlight
Your district (Woodland, Village or Lakeside), upgrades a builder would charge for, the finished yard, and the community: the stocked pond, trails, pools and Outpost Park. And state your school zoning clearly, since it varies.
Start with your number
See what your Painted Tree home is worth, or get in touch and call (469) 693-3839. Back home.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I compete with Painted Tree builders?
Price against both resale and new builds, and market what's finished: upgrades, yard and a certain move-in date.
Should I mention my district?
Yes. Name it clearly: Woodland, Village or Lakeside.
What's included in your marketing?
Staging consultation, professional and drone photos, a listing video, Coming Soon and ads targeting the local market around the listing.
Painted Tree
What selling your home looks like in Painted Tree
New construction on the US 380 corridor, where the developer kept the mature trees, creeks and wetlands.
- The homes
- A fairly new community divided into three districts: Woodland, Village and Lakeside. Townhomes, cottage-style homes, single-family and luxury homes, plus a rental neighborhood. Prices run from the low $400s to over $1,000,000 (as of September 2026). Builders as of September 2026: Bloomfield, CB JENI, Centre Living, Coventry, David Weekley, Drees, Normandy, Southgate, Tri Pointe and Trophy Signature.
- Why people choose it
- Buyers after a modern kitchen, an open floor plan, an office, game or media rooms, energy efficiency and a builder warranty. The developer deliberately kept the mature trees, wetlands, creek areas and other natural features, which is unusual for new construction.
- Schools
- The community is large enough to be zoned to several schools: McClure and Minshew Elementary, Cockrill and Johnson Middle, and McKinney Boyd and McKinney North High School. Check the zoning for the specific address.
- Getting around
- On the US 380 corridor, closer to downtown McKinney and with easier access to the highways.
- Nearby
- A 20-acre stocked pond, a walking trail system, pools, and Outpost Park (11.5 acres).
- The trade-off
- Buyers give up mature landscaping, established yards, and the predictability of a community that is already finished.
The method
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