North Central Texas added over 203,000 people last year, pushing the regional total close to 9 million.
Celina Newsroom
June 6, 20261 min read
According to starlocalmedia.com, the North Central Texas region saw its population rise by more than 203,000 during 2025, reaching nearly 9 million residents. Collin County recorded the highest growth rate among local areas. Cities including Celina, Fort Worth, Frisco, and Plano also reported substantial increases in their populations. Specific details regarding the exact number of new residents for each municipality are not yet clear.
Source: starlocalmedia.com.
https://starlocalmedia.com/celinarecord/news/collin-county-leads-dfw-growth-as-region-nears-9m-residents/article_20522993-eca6-4966-8acb-b2570c9106f4.html
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