Paloma Creek South, TX

Population
8,860
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Elevation
565 ft
Median Home Value
$364,900
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Rent
$2,664/mo
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Income
$121,747
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
General Quality
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Paloma Creek South is a large master-planned community tucked along the southern side of Highway 380 in eastern Denton County, just minutes from Lake Lewisville. Since the neighborhood sits in an unincorporated area, local utilities and infrastructure are managed by special fresh water supply districts, which also factor into the overall property tax rate. Steady growth over the past decade has filled the area with quiet residential streets, modern homes, neighborhood parks, and scenic greenbelts. For commuters, Highway 380 offers a direct route to major job centers across Frisco, Plano, and Denton, making the community a popular choice for buyers looking for suburban comfort.

Day-to-day living here centers around a wide range of neighborhood amenities managed by the homeowners association. Residents enjoy four community swimming pools, 24-hour fitness centers, clubhouses, a dog park, playgrounds, and miles of interconnected walking trails. Families have elementary schools right inside the community, though it is always smart to double-check current Denton ISD attendance zones when house hunting. Daily errands, groceries, and dining options line the Highway 380 corridor and continue into neighboring Little Elm and Prosper. Traffic along 380 can back up during morning and evening rush hours, so testing your commute during peak drive times will give you the most accurate feel for the daily routine.

When you are ready to shop for a home here, a few practical checks can save you from surprises later. Always confirm the exact tax rate and fresh water district for each specific property, as tax rates and bond obligations can shift from street to street. It is also helpful to review the HOA bylaws, annual dues, and transfer fees before making an offer. Given the heavy clay soil and sudden rainstorms common to North Texas, take a close look at yard drainage and foundation grading, especially if a lot backs up to a retention pond or greenbelt. Spending time around the neighborhood during school dismissal or rush hour will give you a clear sense of how your prospective street feels throughout the day.

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