DORMER REALTY

DORMER REALTY

Headshot of real estate agent, Edward S. Dormer.
A beautiful Texas home made from stone with many gables, set in the daytime against a background of rolling hills, trees and thick grass. The house features a large archway entrance, many windows, and various manicured shrubs that span the front of the house.A beautiful Texas home made from stone with many gables and large windows beaming with warm light, set in the evening against a background of dark rolling hills. The house features landscape accent lighting illuminating a stone walkway leading to the large archway entrance.
A partially visible medium sized shade tree entering the frame from the left. The branches covered with leaves extend across the top towards the center leaving a large transparent area to frame images in the background.A partially visible medium sized shade tree entering the frame from the left, set in the evening illuminated with accent light. The shadowy branches covered with leaves extend across the top towards the center leaving a large transparent area to frame images in the background.

DORMER REALTY

ABOUT DORMER REALTY

A little about Dormer Realty and myself, Edward S. Dormer. I'm a personable real estate consultant with 3+ years expertise in Frisco, Texas. Frisco is about 30 minutes north of Dallas. Frisco has been growing exponentially for that past 10 years and currently has just over 200,000 residences. I enjoy working with both buyers and sellers.

Why Frisco, Texas? I have spent the last 5 years living, working and playing in Frisco. This is an incredibly fast-growing town surrounded by prosperous communities. We have an amazing school system and we are located only 30 minutes north of Dallas and the DFW Airport. Frisco is home to the Toyota North America Headquarters and other large companies such as T-Mobile, McAfee, and Liberty Insurance. Frisco also has the Dallas Star with restaurants and shopping, including the practice stadium for the Dallas Cowboys! Also new to Frisco is the PGA North America Headquarters which will have multiple top tier championship golf courses!

Why Colorado? Prior to moving to Frisco, Texas I spent over 20 years growing up along the Colorado Front Range. I lived all over Colorado Springs and spent my last 10 years up north in Castle Rock! I have worked and played in Colorado Springs, Monument, Castle Rock, Highlands Ranch up into Denver! I have first hand knowledge of everything great about Colorado. I was an avid white water rafter, mountain biker, snowboarder and camper! I continue to visit Colorado and have dozens of family and friends that still work and play there! I am currently working on my Colorado Real Estate License to expand my real estate presence.

DALLAS STAR - FRISCO, TX

Exterior of the Ford Center at The Star, Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters and training facility.

DALLAS STAR - FRISCO, TX

Ford Center at The Star is the 91-acre campus of the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters and practice facility in Frisco, Texas. The indoor stadium seats 12,000 and was developed as a first-of-its-kind partnership between the City of Frisco and the Frisco Independent School District, The Star gives fans the opportunity to connect with the Dallas Cowboys and experience the team up close and personally. This walkable community, that interacts with the Cowboys facility, will also include an Omni-branded hotel, 1.7 million square feet of space within office buildings, residential buildings, and retail/restaurant property. Influenced by proximity to The Star, real estate in the surrounding area has the potential to be highly valuable. With the facility drawing in thousands of fans and visitors each year, there is likely to be a steady stream of buyers looking for nearby homes and properties. As an attraction for Dallas Cowboys fans, there is a strong sense of community and can be a great place to call home for those who are passionate about the team. The ability to attract iconic organizations like The Star help to illustrate the potential value seen in the city of Frisco. These new developments were some of the largest concentrations of construction in the country that for a time had the nickname, "$5 Billion Mile." Since this expansion has already gone well beyond a mile, this booming area has now been designated, "Frisco's North Platinum Corridor." The incredible investments that have been made here have created an environment full of real estate opportunities waiting to be capitalized on.

PGA HEADQUARTERS - FRISCO, TX

Exterior of the headquarters of The PGA of America. Set against a background of blue sky with white clouds and the Fields Ranch golf course visible in the foreground.

PGA HEADQUARTERS - FRISCO, TX

Frisco is now home to the headquarters of the PGA of America. The facility, described as a monument to all that is great about golf, will also house the PGA of America's Education Center. The center includes classrooms and advanced coaching facilities, such as an indoor short game practice area, standard and simulated hitting bays, and a state of the art practice green wired with motion-capture sensors. Fields Ranch, making its debut in the Spring of 2023 will be the headquarters' two 18-hole championship courses designed by the world renowned golf course architects, Gil Hanse and Beau Welling. Over the next 12 years, the PGA of America is scheduled to host 26 elite championships at Fields Ranch. This will include the PGA Championship in 2027, which will be the first PGA Tour major championship in Texas in over 50 years. Residents of Frisco will be in a great position to access exclusive golf events and activities hosted by the PGA as well as the many neighboring world-class organizations. So what does this mean for real estate opportunities in Frisco? Frisco is rapidly becoming a sports hub and is attracting residents and visitors seeking a prestigious and amenity-rich lifestyle. High-end facilities go hand in hand with luxurious recreational amenities and activities. Frisco has no shortage of these comforts that stimulate the local tourism industry and contribute to an economic impact measured by the billions. In a struggling economy, Frisco is thriving and growing, with no indication of reversing this trend. The new PGA headquarters has already resulted in a substantial land acquisition nearby that is to be the site of more than 1,200 hundred newly constructed homes. These factors, combined with the general benefits of living near such a robust and desirable community make purchasing property in the area an excellent investment opportunity.