Embrace Whole-Hearted Living in McKinney

Painted Tree Woodland District

Looking for a place where you can stroll down historic, tree-lined streets, enjoy a local theater performance, and sample fresh produce at the farmers’ market? Welcome to McKinney, Texas—a “little” big town that has it all.

Families are drawn to this vibrant community for its annual festivals, excellent schools, and numerous parks and recreational activities, all just a short drive from the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

Buying Your First Home in McKinney

If you’re looking to relocate to McKinney, CB JENI offers gorgeous, open designed townhomes perfect for first-time buyers or empty nesters looking to downsize.

Explore CB JENI townhomes in the Village District and the Woodland District of Painted Tree, a master-planned community designed for nature lovers and explorers. This scenic, walkable neighborhood features wooded trails, nature-inspired gathering spots, luxurious pools, and beautiful parks. Residents can also fish at the stocked Painted Tree Lake.

About McKinney

Families love McKinney’s vibe, evidenced by its population more than doubling in size over the last decade. Still, the suburb of 220,000 residents maintains its close-knit charm and a bustling historic Main Street with 120 shops, restaurants, and businesses. Located just 40 miles north of downtown Dallas, McKinney-ites relish their location near the city without the urban traffic congestion and real estate prices.

Rankings help tell the story, and McKinney has been recognized on several national lists:

McKinney is thriving thanks to a strong, welcoming business climate, strategic location in North Texas, and continued population and economic growth. The city combines a high quality of life with a diverse economy, attracting companies in healthcare, technology, defense, and financial services. Ongoing investment in infrastructure, a skilled workforce, and a pro‑business environment continue to fuel expansion and innovation.

The city’s largest employers reflect this economic strength, including Baylor Scott & White Medical Center–McKinney and Medical City McKinney in healthcare, Raytheon Technologies in defense and advanced manufacturing, and Globe Life in insurance and financial services. Together, these organizations anchor McKinney’s economy and provide stable, high‑quality employment opportunitie

Things to Do in McKinney

Downtown McKinney offers something for everyone. You can’t help but get drawn into one of the annual festivals. Dress up your pooch for the yearly Mardi Gras Dog Parade Krewe of Barkus or feast your eyes and ears on visual arts, performing arts, and music during April’s Arts in Bloom. Every July, enjoy the Red, White, and BOOM festival, Oktoberfest in the fall, and Home for the Holidays, A McKinney Christmas, with numerous festivals in between. Discover your family’s can’t-miss favorites! 

Another long-held tradition is the Third Monday McKinney Trade Days, with roots back to the 1870s countywide market. Shoppers can stroll among vendors for food, antiques, trendy apparel, garage sale items, plus a variety of outdoor, pet, and beauty accessories. Don’t be confused; it’s held each Friday, Saturday, and Sunday before the third Monday of each month.

Outdoor Fun in McKinney

McKinney’s motto “Unique by Nature” gives credence to the city’s gorgeous, innovative park system and the area’s rolling hills, streams, and lakes. If you love to slip away for a quiet afternoon of fishing, head to Towne Lake Recreation Area’s 22-acre lake or the other top fishing spots in McKinney. The Parks and Recreation Department has a host of activities for all ages, including Paint and Sip, juggling classes, and Tuesday Night Trivia. Find the seasonal activity guides here.

Discover extensive trails for hiking or biking and explore a playground perfect for your children’s adventurous spirits. Plus, the city offers plenty of outlets for golf enthusiasts and sports fans alike, including the CJ CUP Byron Nelson and NCAA football championships. Cool off from the Texas heat at numerous local aquatic centers (like the Apex Centre) and splash pads. The Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary invites curiosity, with special nature exhibits and programs.

Culture, Music, & Food in McKinney

Residents don’t need to travel to Dallas for a quality music scene and attractive nightlife. From live bands at downtown pubs to concerts at the Performing Arts Center, each week holds new possibilities. For those who want a taste of McKinney, discover walking tours like Food Walks of Texas. Visit one of the local breweries or enjoy a wine tasting at one of the downtown wineries.

Foodies will love the variety of cuisine, including mouth-watering barbecue and farm-to-table dishes. Upscale dining, international fare, and family-friendly local diners will give you plenty of options. McKinney’s history offers fun for locals and visitors, including afternoon tea at the Heard-Craig Center for the Arts or a tour of the historic homes at Chestnut Square Heritage Village.

For details about events, restaurants, and more go to visitmckinney.com.

Lock-and-Leave Lifestyle

The beauty of townhome living includes low-maintenance convenience while still investing in homeownership. CB JENI townhomes give owners a place to call “home” in the highly desirable town of McKinney.

No yard maintenance means you can dive wholeheartedly into getting to know your community — watch for new homes coming to McKinney soon!