ALLEN

Welcome to Allen, Texas! It's just a short drive, about 30 minutes, from Dallas. Allen is a lively city known for its great way of life and busy real estate market. It's in Collin County, right in the middle of things. Allen gives you the best of both worlds: quiet suburbs and easy city access. There are great schools, parks, and things to do here. You can go shopping at places like Allen Outlets or Waters Creek, or have fun at Top Golf or Allen Event Center. Allen has homes for families or people who like condos. There's something for everyone! Come see why Allen is a great place to call home!

DEMOGRAPHICS

Population	113,855
Median Age	39.5
Median Household Income	$130,901
Education	96% High School - 58% Bachelors degree or higher

Includes data from Fiscal Year 2021-2022 | https://www.cityofallen.org/

ALLEN ISD FACTS

Allen ISD is comprised of 16 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, 1 freshman center and 1 high school. Overall rating by TXschools.gov scores Allen ISD at a 91 out of 100.

Allen ISD is also known for it's high school football stadium, Eagle Stadium, costing just under $60 million. The stadium seats 18,000, is the 5th largest high school stadium in Texas and it is the largest single-tenant high school stadium in the country

Graduation Rates

For more details, visit Allen ISD website using the contact information listed below:

Allen ISD | https://www.allenisd.org/

Allen ISD	97%
Region Average	90.7%
State Average	90%

2025-2026 PROPERTY TAX RATE

	City	ISD	County	Collin College	Total Tax
Allen	0.4154	1.1258	0.149343	0.08122	1.771763

For more details, visit Collin counties’ appraisal district website using the contact information listed below:

Collin County Central Appraisal District | https://www.collincad.org/

CRIME RATES 2025

Violent Crime	51
Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter	0
Aggravated & Forcible Assaults	51
Property Crime	834
Burglary	127
Larceny-theft	685
Motor vehicle theft	22

Allen, Texas continues to set the benchmark for municipal safety across the Lone Star State. According to the latest annual law enforcement reporting, overall crime in Allen plummeted by an incredible 22.6%, driving the city's total crime rate down to a historic low of just 7.59 offenses per 1,000 residents. Supported by proactive traffic enforcement, community policing strategies, and data-driven resource deployment, violent crime fell by 36.4% and motor vehicle thefts dropped by 59%. Today, Allen stands proudly as the safest municipality of its size in the state of Texas—making it an unparalleled haven for families and property investments.

For more details, visit City of Allen https://www.cityofallen.org/ and FBI's website https://www.fbi.gov/

TOP DEVELOPMENT NEWS

THE FARM IN ALLEN: HIGH 5 & CHICKEN N PICKLE

The Farm in Allen—a premier 135-acre mixed-use destination at the southeast corner of Sam Rayburn Tollway and Alma Drive—has quickly transformed from a master plan into a booming regional entertainment hub.

High 5 Entertainment: This massive, 70,000-square-foot multi-level experiential entertainment complex is officially open. It serves as a flagship destination featuring 24 state-of-the-art bowling lanes, a two-story laser tag arena, axe throwing, escape rooms, virtual reality simulators, and a full-service scratch kitchen and craft bar. Outdoors, the venue features a massive, tiered 25,000-square-foot premium miniature golf course.
Chicken N Pickle: Joining High 5 at The Farm, this massive $14.7 million indoor/outdoor "eatertainment" venue is also fully operational. It features an array of indoor and outdoor pickleball courts, lawn games, a rooftop bar, and a chef-driven restaurant, establishing this corridor as a top leisure draw for North Texas families.

SLOAN CORNERS & BRAVO PARK (New High-Value Add)

Directly at the intersection of U.S. 75 and SH 121 sits Sloan Corners, a sprawling 480-acre, $3 billion master-planned mixed-use development by Billingsley Company. Designed to blend residential, commercial, and natural spaces, the centerpiece Bravo Park officially celebrated its grand opening.

Rather than focusing strictly on buildings first, the development anchors around this expansive green network, which already features functional dog parks, water features, public art, and active pickleball facilities. At full buildout, Sloan Corners will deliver millions of square feet of class-A corporate office space, upscale retail, diverse dining options (including the incoming Mexican Bar Company), and luxury residential communities built dynamically around preserved North Texas woodlands.

THE RANCH IN ALLEN & KATY TRAIL ICE HOUSE (New High-Value Add)

Hines is officially moving forward with The Ranch in Allen, a highly anticipated 10-acre corporate and culinary oasis situated along the SH 121 corridor near Exchange Parkway. Designed to emulate a scenic Texas Hill Country retreat, the project will weave 180,000 square feet of low-rise office spaces directly into Allen's award-winning 80-mile hike-and-bike trail system.

The crown jewel of the development is the new Katy Trail Ice House Ranch, breaking ground. Sitting on over two acres of heavily wooded land along Rowlett Creek, this will be the largest outpost of the iconic DFW beer garden brand. The destination will feature three custom outdoor barbecue smokers, 50 beers on tap, a sprawling dog-friendly patio, and direct pedestrian trail connectivity—introducing a massive lifestyle amenity for nearby property owners.