01 — Service Area
Real Estate in
Sherman, Texas.
Sherman is North DFW's most strategically compelling emerging market — anchored by Texas Instruments' $30–40 billion semiconductor fabrication complex, growing at 3% annually, and offering new construction homes starting under $300,000. For buyers, investors, and relocating professionals, Sherman represents a data-supported opportunity in a market that most of the metroplex hasn't discovered yet.
02 — Market Overview
Sherman housing market at a glance.
Median Home Sale Price
~$291K
As of mid-2026
Population
~54K
Growing ~3% annually
Appreciation Since 2020
~50%
One of TX's strongest markets
New Construction From
Under $300K
15 active communities
Sherman's real estate market is defined by three factors: affordability relative to Collin County, strong population growth driven by the Texas Instruments semiconductor complex, and increasing builder activity. The city's median home value per square foot ($159–$163) is well below McKinney, Frisco, or Celina — while the long-term appreciation trajectory mirrors the same growth pattern those communities experienced a decade ago.
03 — New Construction
New construction communities in Sherman.
Sherman's new construction market has expanded rapidly, with approximately 15 active communities and 50+ builders operating across the broader Sherman-Denison area. From entry-level pricing to move-up estates, the options are wider than most buyers expect.
Heritage Ranch
A 440-acre master-planned community with over 750 single-family homes by Highland Homes and K. Hovnanian Homes — the most significant new development in Sherman.
Pebblebrook
CastleRock Communities builds modern homes starting from $299,990, offering competitive pricing below Collin County markets.
Canyon Creek Estates
New homes from $573,990 to $750,000 with 3–5 bedroom floor plans for move-up buyers and families.
Westmoor & Frontier Pointe
D.R. Horton communities with 2025 and 2026 build options, providing entry-level to mid-range new construction.
Active builders include national names like Lennar, D.R. Horton, and K. Hovnanian alongside regional builders like Highland Homes, CastleRock Communities, and Riverside Homebuilders. Builder incentives — including rate buy-downs, closing cost credits, and upgrade packages — are competitive, reflecting both the builders' desire to establish market share and the broader North DFW incentive environment. As a New Construction Specialist, I evaluate each builder's contract terms, incentive value, and construction quality so you make an informed decision.
04 — Lifestyle & Schools
Living in Sherman.
Sherman's historic downtown Kelly Square is one of North Texas's charming small-town centers — lined with boutiques, galleries, and local restaurants. Beyond downtown, residents enjoy 16 parks, extensive trail systems, and proximity to Lake Texoma and Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge. The Sherman Cultural District hosts art walks, festivals, and community events throughout the year.
- Schools
- Sherman ISD serves approximately 7,800 students with an "A" TEA financial rating. The district offers strong academics, athletics, and fine arts programs. Austin College, a private liberal arts institution, is also located in Sherman.
- Parks & Recreation
- 16 parks including Herman Baker Park (83 acres), Hawn Park with walking trails and a scenic lake, a 10-mile mountain bike trail, disc golf at Pecan Grove Park, and the Splash Pool & Hawn Spray Ground. Lake Texoma and Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge are minutes away.
- Shopping & Dining
- Sherman Town Center (~66 stores), downtown Kelly Square boutiques and galleries, and a growing restaurant scene featuring local favorites like Cackle & Oink BBQ, Fulbelli's, and 903 Brewers.
Best Suited For
- First-time buyers priced out of Collin County seeking new construction under $300K
- TI employees and relocating professionals seeking proximity to the Sherman fabrication complex
- Investors targeting growth corridors with strong appreciation fundamentals
- Retirees and downsizers seeking affordability with outdoor lifestyle access
05 — Economic Catalyst
The Texas Instruments effect.
Texas Instruments' Sherman semiconductor fabrication complex is the largest private-sector economic development project in Texas history. The first fab (SM1) began production in December 2025, with the full site planned for up to four connected fabs representing a potential $30–40 billion investment. The project is supported by up to $1.61 billion in CHIPS and Science Act funding and is expected to create 3,000 direct jobs upon full buildout, plus thousands of additional positions in support industries.
For real estate purposes, the TI investment anchors long-term employment demand, accelerates infrastructure development, and signals national builder confidence in Sherman's market trajectory. These are the same fundamentals that transformed Frisco and Celina from small towns into major suburban markets. Sherman's trajectory follows a proven North DFW growth pattern — and the data supports strategic positioning before broader market recognition catches up.
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