PlainZIP

Princeton, TX

Single-footprint Census roll-up for Princeton, TX: 1 USPS ZIP, population 14,120. Open the primary ZIP for household income, housing tenure, and commute from ACS 2023 5-Year Estimates.

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ACS city ledger plate

Sheet PRINCETON-TX · Princeton, TX 1 ZIPs · 14,120 pop · #4443/25278 · Collin County

INC-HIGH · RANK-TOP · BELOW-PEER · BOOK-ONE · OWN-MID · POP-TOWN · SPREAD-UNK · HOME-MID

  • INC-HIGH $100,037
  • RANK-TOP #4443/25278
  • BELOW-PEER under Anna
  • BOOK-ONE 1 ZIP
  • OWN-MID 76% owners
  • POP-TOWN 14,120
  • SPREAD-UNK Single-ZIP book
  • HOME-MID $329,000

Nearest income peer: Anna, TX (+ $4,777 income $)

Instrument codes from this city’s ACS household income, national rank, county-peer gap, ZIP book, owner tenure, population scale, intra-city income spread, and home-value band, not a moving recommendation.

Income neighbourhood around Princeton

Lowest/highest poles plus county-sharing cities nearest Princeton on average ZIP median household income. Full ladder: /cities.

median HH income

What this shows County-sharing peers only, not the full US city board. Open a near peer when the gap is small; open the poles when the mosaic is wide.

Source U.S. Census Bureau · ACS 5-Year Estimates As of 2026-08-25

National city placement

According to ACS 5-Year Estimates, Princeton, TX sits among US cities with an upper-quartile household income, on a town-scale population base, across a single-ZIP footprint.

Top 18%
household income vs 25,278 US cities
14,120
city population (Census)
1
USPS ZIP codes covered
$100,037
avg ZIP median income

Income percentile ranks this city's average ZIP median household income against 25,278 US cities with ACS income on at least one ZIP. Scale and ZIP-spread words come from Census population and USPS ZIP coverage.

High-income footprint on only 1 ZIP: the city page and the ZIP page nearly coincide. Headline income $100,037 and home value $329,000 should be read as near-neighborhood numbers ; bachelor's attainment averages 27.8%.

Owner-occupancy sits in a mixed band (76.2%) - check the ZIP page's tenure split before treating Princeton as a pure owner town.

Within Texas, Lorena is the closest lower-income city and Rosser the closest higher-income city by average ZIP household income. Their 1 and 1 ZIP footprints are the immediate statewide comparison set for Princeton.

Population concentration

Princeton's single ZIP 75407 carries the town

Princeton is published as a single USPS ZIP. Code 75407 is the entire residential footprint (14,120 ACS residents), so the city page and the ZIP page tell the same household story, open that ZIP for income, tenure, and commute detail.

Census ZBP business roll-up

Mid-pack ZBP load on Princeton's one ZIP

Citywide ZBP: 293 establishments, 2,283 employees , annual payroll $89,550k (~21 establishments per 1,000 residents) across 1 of 1 ZIPs. Peak business ZIP 75407 (293 units) ; leading NAICS Construction (54) · also Accommodation and food services · Other services (except public administration) .

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ZIP Codes in Princeton, TX

These ZIP codes sit in Collin County, which covers 26 ZIP codes in all; 1 of them fall in Princeton. See the Collin County roll-up →

Princeton sits in the lower half of Collin County on income: Plano, Mckinney and Frisco report more, Dallas and Farmersville report less. Prosper marks the far end of that range at $196,564, 96% above Princeton.

ZIP Code Population Median income Establishments Density
75407 14,120 $100,037 293 110
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Princeton roll-ups here are for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial or relocation advice. ACS and Census ZBP figures are estimates; confirm the current table against Census before a money or move decision involving Princeton, .