ALLEN, TEXAS 2026 COMMUNITY PROFILE VISIT ALLENEDC.COM FOR MORE INFO
A L L E N I S B U I LT O N E XC E L L E N C E . . . Allen is located 25 miles northeast of Downtown Dallas in fast-growing Collin County. As part of the 9 million-person Dallas–Fort Worth region, the city offers access to a strong business base in technology, financial services, advanced manufacturing, telecommunications, and professional services. DFW International Airport and Dallas Love Field are both approximately 35 minutes away.
T H E C O M P E T I T I V E A DVA N TAG E O F A L L E N
113,572
$144,649
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LOCAL POPULATION
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S H A P E D BY M A N Y P E R S P E C T I V E S . DEMOGRAPHICS
Over the past 15 years, Allen has evolved into one of North Texas’ most dynamic communities. Its population is projected to reach more than 124,000 residents by 2031, expanding the city’s workforce, consumer base and long-term economic potential with an annual growth rate of 1.94%
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124,266
Collin County
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1,493,694
DFW
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AC C E L E R AT I N G B U S I N E S S BY AT T R AC T I N G T H E B E S T & B R I G H T E S T.
TARGET INDUSTRIES
SOFTWARE LIFE SCIENCES DIGITAL & TELECOM SERVICES FINANCIAL SERVICES
TALENT PIPELINE
KEY ADVANTAGES
HIGHER EDUCATION
LOCAL INCENTIVES
Allen is supported by a strong regional talent pipeline from 70 colleges including UT Dallas, Collin College, UNT and SMU.
SEMICONDUCTOR TECHNOLOGY HUB
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Allen is a rising North Texas tech hub for software, fintech, telecommunications, semiconductors and advanced manufacturing, supported by skilled talent and strong infrastructure.
COLLIN COLLEGE TECHNICAL CAMPUS IN ALLEN
340,000 SF of workforce & career training, the high school’s dual credit program, plus the Texas A&M Engineering Academy
Cash Grants from Allen EDC City-owned Land Sales & Use Tax Rebates Property Tax Abatements Infrastructure & Parking Garage Assistance TIF | Chapter 380 Agreements
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Texas Enterprise Fund Workforce Training Grants Skills Development Fund JETI Act TX Semiconductor Innovation Fund
The Allen workforce grew from 50,659 in 2015 to 59,469 in 2026; With a 2.6% projected job growth over the next five years.
A DIVERSE BUSINESS C O M M U N I T Y B U I LT TO L A S T Technology & Connectivity
Advanced Manufacturing
NETSCOUT
Amphenol Fiber Systems International
Network monitoring and cybersecurity
Manufacturer of harsh environment fiber optics
MD7
Provider of management systems for telecom & EV industries
KONE
North American HQ for elevator R&D and manufacturing
Motorola Solutions
Developer and manufacturer of dash and body cameras
FiberLight
High-capacity fiber network provider of internet, connectivity and data transport services
Resi Media
Live streaming technology for churches and nonprofits
EagleNXT
Drone manufacturer
Nordson MEDICAL Surgical Solutions Medical device manufacturer
Sol-Ark
Solar energy and EV charger manufacturer
Semiconductor Manufacturing
Finance
onsemi
Experian
Intelligent power and sensing technologies
IntelliEPI
Manufacturer of epitaxy-based wafers
Amplitech
Designer of radio frequency components
Anora
Credit bureau
Credit Union of Texas
Jack Henry
IT provider to banks & financial services
TOPS Software
Credit Union HQ
Developer of packaging & cargo optimization software
Highlands Residential Mortgage
TriTech Software
Mortgage processing
LSEG
Tests semiconductors and electronics
Financial services data and infrastructure
Photronics
Thrivent Financial
Photomasks for semiconductor industry
Software
Financial planning
Developer of tax software
Inbenta
Developer of customer service chatbots
Allen is home to a strong and growing concentration of companies in life sciences and professional services, supported by the region’s deep talent base and business-friendly environment.
Harris Govern
Property Tax & Appraisal Software
NEW TO ALLEN BMK PHARMA Pharmaceutical manufacturer establishing its U.S. headquarters and sterile drug production facility in Allen, with an anticipated opening in 2027.
EAGLENXT Drone, sensor and aerial imaging technology manufacturer opened its new global HQ and U.S. manufacturing center in Allen in May 2026.
FIBERLIGHT High-capacity fiber network and connectivity provider that relocated its corporate headquarters to Allen in 2026. 5
D R I V E T I M E & AC C E S S I B I L I T Y
Allen offers convenient access to Dallas–Fort Worth’s four major airports, employment centers and regional talent, all within a short drive.
3.9 MILLION WORKERS WITHIN 30 MINUTES
ALLEN ISD
ALLEN IS A COMMUNITY B U I LT TO AC H I E V E People choose Allen for opportunity and stay for the life they build here. With highly regarded Allen ISD schools, nearby colleges and universities, safe neighborhoods, parks, trails and everyday amenities close at hand, Allen gives families and professionals a strong foundation to grow, build careers and stay connected for generations.
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LOCAL SCHOOLS
BEST SCHOOL DISTRICT IN TX
F RO M S T RO N G F O U N DAT I O N S TO B I G G E R F U T U R E S Allen students can move from a strong K–12 foundation to respected higher-education opportunities at more than 70 colleges in the region including Collin College, UT Dallas, UNT and SMU. Together, these institutions create accessible pathways to technical training, advanced degrees and careers across North Texas.
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One Bethany Campus
Allen Tech Hub
Sloan Corners
US 75 & Bethany Drive | 695k Sq Ft One Bethany at Watters Creek is a 17-acre, multi-phase, Class A corporate office park with three existing buildings and one available build-to-suit site.
US 75 & Bethany Drive | 105k Sq Ft Located in the award-winning Watters Creek District, this tech-friendly office space is perfect for companies looking to provide their employees with walkable amenities.
US 75 & SH 121 | 261 acres Billingsley Company’s Sloan Corners brings together location, accessibility, and market demand in a mixed-use development positioned at the heart of Allen’s growth.
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121 Technology Park
Kalahari Resort
The Farm in Allen
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Allen Gateway
Crestview
SH 121 & Chelsea Blvd. | 58 acres A 58-acre Class A flexible, light industrial and manufacturing development that will include seven buildings totaling 740,000 SF along SH 121.
COMING SOON
Katy Trail Ice House
SH 121 & Exchange Blvd. | 6 acres Katy Trail Ice House Ranch will bring Allen a relaxed, Hill Countryinspired destination for outdoor dining, entertainment and community gathering.
COMING SOON
SH 121 & Stacy Rd. | 123 acres Kalahari Resorts has proposed a potential expansion into North Texas with a 1.2 million SF resort with 900 rooms, an indoor/outdoor water park and a 165,000 SF convention center.
SH 121 & Exchange Blvd. | 75 acres Allen Gateway is a 75-acre mixed-use development along SH 121, planned for a hotel, 65,000 SF of office and 150,000 SF of retail space.
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SH 121 & Alma Drive | 135 acres The Farm in Allen is an ambitious destination-scale mixed-use development re-imagining community-centered living, dining, and entertainment including Chicken N Pickle and High Five.
SH 121 & Custer | 60 acres Trammell Crow’s 60-acre Crestview campus plans 200,000 SF of Class A office, 180,000 SF of retail, hotel and residential uses.
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Lofts at Watters Creek
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One Bethany Campus
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Watters Creek Convention Center
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Watters Creek Village
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Marriott Allen Hotel
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Allen Tech Hub
Multifamily Apartments
Restaurants, Retail & Offices
Office Park | 695k Sq Ft
300 Rooms | 79k Sq Ft for Events
40,000 Sq Ft of Convention Space Office & Tech Space | 105k Sq Ft
B U I LT F O R C O N N E C T I O N , P OW E R E D BY E X P E R I E N C E S . Allen brings big-city experiences close to home, making it easy to connect, unwind and enjoy more. From events at the Credit Union of Texas Event Center to shopping at Allen Premium Outlets and walkable retail and dining at Watters Creek Village, memorable experiences are always within easy reach. In Allen, connection comes naturally and everyday life moves with ease.
WATTERS CREEK VILLAGE
CREDIT UNION OF TEXAS EVENT CENTER
ALLEN PREMIUM OUTLETS 11
B U I LT F O R TO G E T H E R N E S S
From Live Oak Park in Downtown Allen to Kalahari Resort and Katy Trail Ice House, Allen is creating more places for people to gather, connect and enjoy time together. These destinations build on a community where shared experiences and a strong sense of belonging are part of everyday life. Live Oak Park in Downtown Allen
COMING SOON
Kalahari Resort
Katy Trail Ice House
Kalahari Resorts will create a major family destination where water parks, entertainment, dining and events bring people together.
Katy Trail Ice House will offer a relaxed outdoor setting for casual dining, conversation and time together, bringing its signature beer-garden atmosphere to Allen.
COMING SOON
B U I LT F O R L I F E I N M OT I O N
In Allen, recreation is part of the city’s everyday rhythm. From neighborhood playgrounds and nature preserves to sports fields, golf, state-of-the-art fitness facilities, an aquatic center and ice rink, Allen creates meaningful opportunities for every age, interest and stage of life.
ALLEN PARKS & RECREATION
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PARKS & GREEN SPACES
MILES OF TRAILS
TRAIL CORRIDORS
STEPHEN G. TERRELL RECREATION CENTER
Places to gather, play and enjoy the outdoors throughout Allen.
An extensive trail network connecting neighborhoods, parks and destinations across the city.
Connected routes that make it easier to move, explore and experience Allen.
The Stephen G. Terrell Recreation Center is a 149,000 SF community destination with diverse fitness, recreation and activities for all ages with top-of-the-line equipment. The center also features an indoor playground, group classes and multisport courts, batting cages and programs for fitness & STEAM. 13
A L L E N ’ S F U T U R E , B U I LT W I T H I N T E N T I O N Allen is directing its next phase of growth along the SH 121 Corridor. Planned office, technology, residential, retail, mixed-use and entertainment projects are expanding opportunities for employers and investors while supporting the city’s long-term vision.
Kalahari Resort
Omnilife
Katy Trail Ice House
A L L E N ’ S S TO RY I S S T I L L B E I N G W R I T T E N Allen’s next chapter is taking shape through long-term planning, strong regional connections and a workforce driven to excel. With major opportunities along US 75 and SH 121 with a collaborative approach to business, Allen gives companies the confidence to invest, grow and build for the long term.
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ACRES OF DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY
OF PLANNED CLASS A OFFICE
WORKERS WITHIN 30 MINUTES
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ALLEN, TEXAS
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