Market data: Median Plano home sale price rose year-over-year in January

Source: Collin County Association of Realtors

By Daniel Houston | 7:00 AM Mar. 20, 2020 CDT

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This market data ran in our March print edition and was provided by the Collin County Association of Realtors.

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By Daniel Houston

Daniel Houston covers Plano city government, transportation, business and education for Community Impact Newspaper. A Fort Worth native and Baylor University graduate, Daniel reported previously for The Associated Press in Oklahoma City and The Dallas Morning News.

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