Princeton ZIP Code List — Collin County, TX

There is one unique ZIP code in Princeton, Texas and it is 75407. Area code: 469/972.

ZIP codes

49.94

sq mi land

15.33

sq mi water

469/972

area code

Princeton, TX ZIP code map

About Princeton, TX

Princeton, Texas, is a charming city located in Collin County, known for its friendly atmosphere and close-knit community. With a rich history and a growing population, it offers residents and visitors a blend of suburban living and rural charm. As part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area, Princeton is an ideal place for those seeking proximity to urban amenities while enjoying a quieter lifestyle.

Location & geography

Princeton is situated in North Texas, approximately 30 miles northeast of Dallas, making it conveniently located for commuting professionals. The city is surrounded by several nearby towns, including Farmersville to the east, McKinney to the west, and Allen to the southwest. The total land area spans 49.94 square miles, complemented by 15.33 square miles of water, providing a mix of scenic views and outdoor recreational opportunities.

Community & economy

The character of Princeton is defined by its blend of traditional Texan hospitality and modern suburban living. The local economy is supported by a combination of agriculture, manufacturing, and retail, all contributing to its vibrant community life. Daily life in Princeton often revolves around community events, local dining, and recreational activities, making it a welcoming place for families and individuals alike.

Transportation

Princeton is accessible via several key highways, including U.S. Route 380, which offers direct routes to nearby cities and the greater DFW area. The nearest major airports are Dallas Love Field and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, both within a short driving distance. Local transit options are limited, but the growing infrastructure supports commuting residents effectively.

History

Princeton was founded in the early 20th century and has evolved from a small farming community to a bustling suburban city. Key industries in its early days included agriculture and rail transport, which significantly contributed to its growth. Over the years, Princeton has seen several notable events that have shaped its community, including the establishment of various local businesses and the development of community programs.

Did you know?

One surprising fact about Princeton is that it has preserved a number of historical buildings that date back to the early 1900s, reflecting its rich cultural heritage. Additionally, Princeton's annual events, such as the Princeton BBQ Cook-off, attract visitors from surrounding areas, showcasing the community's vibrant spirit.

ZIP codes for Princeton, TX (1)

ZIP code	City	County	Map
75407	Princeton	Collin	View map

Demographics & statistics

26,607

Population

34.0

Median age

$87,839

Median household income

$34,247

Per capita income

$270,000

Median home value

$1,630

Median monthly rent

78.9%

Home ownership

5.7%

Poverty rate

2.1%

Unemployment

7,254

Housing units

22.2%

Bachelor's or higher

Age distribution

Male Female

888

Under 5

818

1,273

5–9

1,174

1,181

10–14

1,089

1,119

15–19

1,031

824

20–24

760

1,922

25–34

1,771

2,287

35–44

2,108

1,754

45–54

1,617

596

55–59

550

765

60–64

705

768

65–74

708

367

75–84

339

100

85+

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Age summary

Group	Count	%
Under 18	7,537	28.3%
18 and over	19,070	71.7%
65 and over	2,375	8.9%
Median age	34.0 years

Race & ethnicity

White 60.3%

Black or African American 12.9%

Hispanic or Latino 10.6%

Two or more races 7.5%

Other race 4.4%

Asian 3.3%

American Indian / Alaska Native 1%

Group	Count	%
White	17,953	60.3%
Black or African American	3,825	12.9%
Hispanic or Latino	3,149	10.6%
Two or more races	2,230	7.5%
Other race	1,323	4.4%
Asian	980	3.3%
American Indian / Alaska Native	296	1%

Household income

Under $10k 3.9%

$10k–$15k 2.2%

$15k–$25k 5.1%

$25k–$35k 4.9%

$35k–$50k 11.2%

$50k–$75k 12.9%

$75k–$100k 19.8%

$100k–$150k 23.3%

$150k–$200k 10.6%

$200k+ 5.9%

Range	% of households
Under $10k	3.9%
$10k–$15k	2.2%
$15k–$25k	5.1%
$25k–$35k	4.9%
$35k–$50k	11.2%
$50k–$75k	12.9%
$75k–$100k	19.8%
$100k–$150k	23.3%
$150k–$200k	10.6%
$200k+	5.9%
Median income	$87,839

Housing

Home values

Under $50k 8.4%

$50k–$100k 3.7%

$100k–$150k 5.4%

$150k–$200k 13.1%

$200k–$300k 33.8%

$300k–$500k 30.3%

$500k–$1M 4.1%

$1M+ 1.1%

Housing overview

Metric	Value
Median home value	$270,000
Median rent / month	$1,630
Owner occupied	78.9%
Renter occupied	21.1%
Vacant	5.4%
Single-family detached	75.2%
Large apartment buildings	3.8%
Mobile homes	16.1%
Median rooms	6.2
Avg household size (owned)	3.15

Year built

Era	%
2020 or later	9.0%
2010–2019	33.9%
2000–2009	17.2%
1990–1999	13.0%
1980–1989	12.7%
1970–1979	5.7%
1960–1969	4.2%
1950–1959	3.0%
1940–1949	0.4%
1939 or earlier	1.0%

Bedrooms

Size	% of units
No bedroom (studio)	3.8%
1 bedroom	2.5%
2 bedrooms	8.7%
3 bedrooms	44.4%
4 bedrooms	34.7%
5+ bedrooms	5.8%

Vehicles per household

Vehicles	% of households
No vehicle	3.2%
1 vehicle	24.0%
2 vehicles	41.6%
3 or more	31.1%

Heating fuel

Fuel type	%
Utility gas	18.3%
Electricity	76.6%
Propane / LP gas	4.2%
Fuel oil	0.4%
Wood	0.2%
Solar	0.2%

Households & families

Household type	Count	%
Married-couple family	5,126	59.8%
Cohabiting couple	434	5.1%
Male householder, no spouse	1,283	15.0%
Female householder, no spouse	1,731	20.2%
Households with children under 18	3,798	44.3%
Households with seniors (65+)	1,694	19.8%
Average household size	3.10

Marital status

Status	Male	Female
Never married	28.2%	26.2%
Married	55.9%	53.2%
Separated	0.7%	1.3%
Widowed	4.1%	6.0%
Divorced	11.2%	13.2%

Education

Less than 9th grade 4.5%

Some HS, no diploma 8.7%

HS graduate 31.6%

Some college, no degree 22.5%

Associate's degree 10.5%

Bachelor's degree 16.6%

Graduate / professional 5.6%

Metric	%
HS diploma or higher	86.8%
Bachelor's or higher	22.2%

School enrollment (ages 3–17)

Type	Count	%
Nursery / preschool	532	6.8%
Kindergarten	495	6.3%
Elementary school	3,752	47.7%
High school	1,352	17.2%
College / grad school	1,731	22.0%

Employment

Industry of employment

Education & healthcare 20.7%

Professional & management 13.8%

Construction 10.9%

Arts, food & hospitality 10.2%

Retail trade 9.9%

Manufacturing 7.3%

Finance & real estate 7.2%

Public administration 5.9%

Transportation & utilities 4.4%

Other services 4.1%

Wholesale trade 2.6%

Agriculture & mining 1.6%

Information 1.5%

Occupation

Category	%
Management, business & arts	32.6%
Service	23.7%
Sales & office	20.2%
Natural resources & construction	12.8%
Production & transportation	10.6%

Employment type

Type	%
Private sector	77.0%
Government	15.9%
Self-employed	6.9%
Unpaid family workers	0.2%

Commute

Method	%
Drive alone	74.3%
Carpool	12.9%
Public transit	0.3%
Walk	1.1%
Other means	1.3%
Avg commute (minutes)	34.4

Poverty

All people 5.7%

Under 18 years 7.2%

18 and over 5.2%

Married-couple families 1.1%

Female-led households 11.2%

Income support

Source	% of households
Social Security	23.2%
Retirement income	12.0%
Supplemental Security	2.9%
Cash public assistance	1.9%
Food stamps / SNAP	3.7%

Health indicators

Condition	%
High blood pressure	31.0%
High cholesterol	34.9%
Heart disease	5.5%
Stroke	2.6%
Asthma	9.2%
Arthritis	21.1%
Kidney disease	2.5%
Pulmonary disease	6.5%
Cancer	5.3%

Behavior / access	%
Binge drinking	19.8%
No physical activity	24.3%
Less than 7 hrs sleep	35.7%
Fair or poor health	15.4%
Poor mental health	16.2%
Poor physical health	10.7%
No health insurance	26.2%
Visited doctor (checkup)	70.1%
Visited dentist	54.5%
Cholesterol screening	87.6%
Teeth loss	14.9%

Veterans & disability

Veterans	Count	%
Civilian veterans	1,468	7.7%

Disability	%
Any disability	10.9%
Under 18	6.1%
18–64 years	9.1%
65 and over	39.4%

Health insurance coverage

Type	%
Private insurance	71.6%
Public insurance	18.5%
Uninsured under 19	9.9%

Language & origin

Language spoken at home (age 5+)

Language	Count	%
English only	24,901	93.6%
Spanish	1,829	7.3%
Other Indo-European	1,540	6.2%
Asian & Pacific Islander	198	0.8%
Other languages	62	0.2%

Place of birth & citizenship

Origin	Count	%
Native born (US)	22,379	84.1%
Born in same state	21,823	82.0%
Born in different state	14,492	54.5%
Foreign born	556	2.1%
Naturalized citizen	4,228	15.9%
Not a US citizen	2,067	48.9%

Ancestry

Ancestry	Count	%
Arab	3,386	12.7%
French	1,953	7.3%
Italian	1,613	6.1%
Polish	183	0.7%

Ancestry	Count	%
English	75	0.3%
Irish	36	0.1%
German	34	0.1%
Dutch	20	0.1%

Technology access

Metric	% of households
Computer access	32.2%
Internet access	95.5%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2025 estimates.

Frequently asked questions

What is the ZIP code for Princeton, TX?

Princeton, TX has one ZIP code: 75407.

What is the main ZIP code for Princeton, TX?

The primary ZIP code for Princeton, TX is 75407. The city uses area code 469 or 972 for phone service.

What county is Princeton, TX in?

Princeton is located in Collin County, Texas.

How many ZIP codes are in Princeton, TX?

Princeton, TX has 1 ZIP code.

What ZIP code should I use for mailing addresses to businesses in downtown Princeton, Texas?

Downtown Princeton and all commercial areas within the city use ZIP code 75407.

Is there a separate ZIP code for the Princeton Independent School District area, or do all schools in the district use the same ZIP code?

All Princeton Independent School District schools, including Princeton High School and the elementary schools serving the city, are located within ZIP code 75407.