$60K in · sold $699K
Biscayne, Frisco
Sat 120 days and dropped to $550,000. Counters, backsplash, floors, baths, paint. Sold for $699,000.
Frisco, TX
Pre-Sale Renovation in Frisco, TX
Frisco has more inventory than it did a year ago, so a home that shows its age sits, and then it gets cut. Our Biscayne project had spent 120 days on the market and been dropped to $550K; a $60K renovation later it sold for $699K.
- Comprehensive estimate within 48 hours
- Dedicated project manager on site
- Most projects finish in weeks
What sells in Frisco
Inventory Is Up. Condition Decides.
Frisco has more homes for sale than it did a year ago, and it shows in the numbers: the median sale price was about $675,000 in August 2026, down about 2.2% from a year earlier, and the typical home took 50 days to sell (Redfin, via our Collin County note). With that much choice, buyers skip the listing that needs work and negotiate hard on the one that sits.
Biscayne is what that looks like, and what fixes it. The home sat for 120 days and its price was cut to $550,000. The owners took it off the market and invested $60,000 in the updates buyers had been walking away from: new white quartz counters and a subway tile backsplash on the existing cherry cabinets, plank flooring, refreshed bathrooms, and paint. It relisted and sold for $699,000.
That is the Frisco playbook: fix what buyers are reacting to, not everything. After the walkthrough you receive a comprehensive estimate within 48 hours scoped to the comps, a dedicated project manager runs the job on site, and the same trades we use on every project do the work, usually in a few weeks. See the Biscayne project.
$675KMedian sale price in Frisco, August 2026 (Redfin)
50 daysTypical days on market in Frisco, August 2026 (Redfin)
$60KBiscayne: counters, backsplash, floors, baths, and paint
$699KBiscayne sale price after 120 days unsold at $550K
Biscayne, Frisco
120 Days Unsold, Then $699K
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Google reviews
When a Listing Has Been Sitting
“Justin and his team were timely, professional, and extremely easy to work with. My client's home had been sitting on the market. I walked it with him on a Friday, he had his people out there the next day, and within 3 days of project completion we received multiple offers.”
“Absolutely outstanding company! We received multiple offers and we're under contract within hours after going active on my listing! Very professional, communication was great throughout the whole process. I highly recommend Renovation Sells! It works!”
Frisco questions
Renovating Before Selling in Frisco
Straight answers from your local experts. All questions.
Do you work in Frisco?
Yes. Frisco is part of our Collin County service area with Plano, McKinney, and Allen. Biscayne is a Frisco project.
My Frisco home has been sitting. Can a renovation fix that?
Often, yes. Biscayne sat 120 days and was cut to $550,000. The owners took it off the market, invested $60,000 in the counters, backsplash, floors, baths, and paint buyers had been reacting to, relisted, and sold for $699,000. The walkthrough tells us whether your home is a Biscayne, and the estimate is free.
What is the Frisco housing market doing right now?
As of August 2026 the median sale price in Frisco was about $675,000, down about 2.2% from a year earlier, and the typical home took 50 days to sell, per Redfin. More inventory means buyers can be choosy, so condition decides. Our Collin County market note has the month-by-month numbers.
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