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Prospects for Frisco commercial investments

Gopinath Chandra
  • Union City, CA
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Does anyone what the future potential (1 to 2 years) is for the following location?

the Frisco Commerce Corridor ( inthe high density area between DNT Preston Rd. and Coit Rd. on US 380)

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Bruce Lynn#2 Real Estate Agent Contributor
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One of the hottest areas of the country.   You will be playing with the big boys here most likely.....so be ready to pay dearly.

You probably don't just have to focus there, but anywhere along the 380 corridor from Denton to McKinney.  These days it might pay to also look between Denton and Decatur for better pricing and between McKinney and Greenville.  Those areas are not as hot, but certainly could be in the not too distant future.

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