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New luxury residential high-rise proffers pricey pads in Plano

Living the luxe life in Plano.

Photo courtesy of High Street

The city of Plano has plenty of amenities, but one area in which it comes up short is high-priced luxury apartments. Trammell Crow to the rescue with the opening of The Kincaid at Legacy, a 25-story tower in the heart of Legacy Town Center.

Located at 7200 Dallas Pkwy., the Kincaid is among the tallest buildings in Plano and is adjacent to the Shops at Legacy, making it convenient to the wealth of shops and restaurants.

The building has 300 units for rent, including 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom units, ranging in size from 677-to-4,500+ square feet.

A 2-bedroom unit with 2.5 baths and 2002 square feet rents for $4,855 to $4,870. The most expensive unit they list is one with 3,275 square feet, 3 bedrooms, and 3.5 bathrooms that goes for $10,324.

However, they don't list the price on the 14th floor unit with 4,527 square feet. But if the price per square footage stays in line with other units, it's probably in the vicinity of $14,000.

In any case, this building rights a serious wrong. For too long, citizens of Plano have been forced to rent regularly-priced apartments in buildings that were 2 to 3 stories high max.

Joel Behrens, of High Street's DFW business unit says they have already started renting out units.

"We have welcomed new residents into the building and interest in leasing in the remaining units remains strong," Behrens says. "Plano has become one of the most popular places in North Texas to live and work. The Kincaid at Legacy offers urban living in a suburban setting for the many new workers in the area given the surge in new corporate headquarters and relocations to Plano."

The tower features a fitness center, resident lounge with screening room, billiard room, entertainment kitchen, conference rooms, business center, Wi-Fi in the common areas, bike storage, two pools, fire pits, grilling areas, 7th-floor deck, a dog park, and concierge service.

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2 Dallas-area ZIP codes among top U.S. places to move in December 2025

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Dallas' 75251 ZIP code was the 10th-most-moved-to ZIP code in December 2025.

Dallas-Fort Worth solidified its place as the top U.S. destination for movers in 2025, and now two local ZIP codes are emerging among the top-10 most in-demand places people are moving to in 2026: 75114 in Crandall, and 75251 in North Dallas.

The two ZIPs appeared in MovingPlace's new analysis of the U.S. ZIP codes that attracted the most movers based on December 2025 migration data. In all, the report said 696,230 moves took place across the country in the final month of 2025.

Crandall's 75114 ZIP code ranked as the No. 2 hottest American ZIP code with 12.4 moves per 1,000 residents occurring in December. Crandall fell second nationally to 34987 in Port Saint Lucie, Florida, whose move ratio was 16.2 moves per capita.

Crandall is located about 27 miles southeast of Dallas in nearby Kaufman County, where its 7,664 residents make a median household income of $88,829 per year, according to MovingPlace.

The report said Crandall is a "more affordable alternative" to other Dallas-area suburbs, as its median housing prices stand at just under $266,500.

"Its high ranking reflects a significant influx of residents attracted to new housing developments and the area’s increasing accessibility," the report's author wrote.

Kaufman County is also home Forney, another fast-growing Dallas suburb. Forney has expanded so quickly that H-E-B is moving in to meet residents' grocery needs, and the new store is expected to open at the end of January. If that's any indication of Kaufman County's growth, Crandall may soon be next to get its own H-E-B.

Dallas' own 75251 ZIP code ranked 10th on the list with 9.6 moves per capita that took place in December. This ZIP is bordered by I-635 to the north, U.S. Hwy 75 to the east, Forest Lane to the south, and Park Central Drive to the west. This area boasts 3,529 residents, and might be attracting many newcomers because it contains many apartment complexes, a retirement community, and an assisted living facility. The area is also near multiple hotels and Medical City Dallas Hospital.

"This urban ZIP code, known for its mix of corporate offices and residential high-rises, continues to be a primary destination for those relocating to the Dallas-Fort Worth area," the report said.

Dallasites residing in 75251 ZIP code make a median household income of $84,791 annually. Rather than giving the specific housing prices for this ZIP, MovingPlace said Dallas' citywide median home price is $458,000.

The only other Texas ZIP that had the most moves in December 2025 was 78701 in Austin, which ranked No. 7 nationwide.

The top 10 ZIP codes that had the highest moves per capita in December 2025 are:

No. 1 – 34987 in Port Saint Lucie, Florida
No. 2 – 75114 in Crandall, Texas
No. 3 – 87001 in Algodones, New Mexico
No. 4 – 80019 in Aurora, Colorado
No. 5 – 37228 in Nashville, Tennessee
No. 6 – 85387 in Surprise, Arizona
No. 7 – 78701 in Austin, Texas
No. 8 – 28445 in Holly Ridge, North Carolina
No. 9 – 33576 in San Antonio, Florida
No. 10 – 75251 in Dallas, Texas

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