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What To Know When Moving to McKinney, TX

Better known as a suburb of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex rather than the county seat of Collin, Texas, McKinney continues to attract new residents every year. This makes it constantly rank among the fastest-growing cities in the U.S. and is largely due to its blend of historic downtown and relaxing natural settings, the abundance of recreational opportunities, and the business-friendly environment.

If you plan on moving to McKinney as a student, a young professional, or a business owner, you might already be familiar with its education and economic opportunities. Instead, let's explore what else the city has to offer and what you should take into account before relocating here.

Research McKinney Ahead of Time

This charming city has a dense suburban feel, with great public schools, appealing nightlife, and a lot of diversity, which makes most residents decide to buy homes and settle here with their families. Renting is still popular with the young crowd, especially students at Collin College and fresh graduates.

As McKinney is in the Sun Belt, summers here can get pretty hot and the humidity amplifies the heat, but this also makes winters mild and rainy, with rare snowstorms. Even if the weather is not harsh, the difference between seasons translates into needing extra storage space for all your belongings. Storage needs can vary depending on whether your move is temporary or permanent, but it is definitely worth checking the available units and size guide on SpareFoot before relocating.

When it comes to neighborhoods, McKinney storage is available all around the city so all you have to do is find the sweet spot between unit size, monthly price, and the distance to your home. Storage aside, the most sought-after neighborhoods are Adriatica, modeled after a small Croatian village, Stone Bridge Ranch, Tucker Hill, and Auburn Hills. Less desired areas are generally southeast of Downtown McKinney, towards the industrial area and the airport.

You Moved to McKinney, Now What?

With a lot of trails, recreational facilities, and nearly 50 parks, most of them along Wilson Creek, McKinney is a true delight for nature and leisure lovers. For those who want to stay in good shape, 15 parks include soccer and football fields and nearly as many have multi-use practice fields, with basketball courts and/or baseball backstops.

If nature is not your element of choice, Apex Centre offers plenty of indoor activities and classes for all ages throughout the year. You can enjoy fitness programs like belly dance cardio, spinning, and Tai Chi, enroll your children in the Science Club or take swimming lessons.

Residents aged 50 and above can also benefit from a Senior Recreation Center membership and enjoy group and water exercise classes, day trips, board games, a monthly book club, and pool or pickleball tournaments. The center also teaches beginner computer classes, a driver's safety course, and creative arts like wood carving and painting.

McKinney's nightlife is mostly concentrated in the historic downtown square, but there are several venues spread throughout the city where you can enjoy live music and a fun night out with friends and colleagues. If you are interested in concerts, make sure to check the event calendars for the McKinney Performing Arts Center (Downtown) and The Sanctuary Music & Events (Adriatica). The Downtown experience also includes an eclectic mix of restaurants, wineries, shopping venues, and art galleries.