
Raza Khan is a licensed Texas Real Estate Broker and lead broker of The Khan Group at JPAR® Real Estate, with nine years of experience serving clients across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. His practice spans land, commercial, investment, and residential transactions, supported by advanced credentials from the CCIM Institute (financial analysis, cost estimating, land packaging) and the Realtors Land Institute (site selection, transitional land, subdivision development), along with Real Estate Negotiation Expert and Certified Pricing Strategy Advisor designations.
Over his career, Raza has closed more than $50M in real estate transactions across North Texas. He was named a JPAR Agent of the Year finalist in 2023 (top 3 of 3,700+ agents) and earned Circle of Excellence honors in 2021 and 2022.
Who We Serve
The Khan Group works with homeowners buying their first or next home, sellers preparing to list, investors building rental and commercial portfolios, business owners searching for the right location, and developers evaluating land for subdivision or commercial use. Whether the assignment is a starter home in Little Elm, a custom build in Prosper, a retail pad site in Frisco, or a transitional land parcel in Celina, every client gets the same broker-level judgment and institutional-grade analysis.
Our Approach
We bring the analytical rigor of commercial and land practice (financial modeling, pricing strategy, market data, negotiation discipline) to every transaction, regardless of size or price point. Homeowners get a broker who treats their largest personal asset with the same care a developer expects on a multi-million-dollar parcel. Investors and developers get a residential-fluent partner who understands both sides of mixed-use and transitional opportunities. That cross-disciplinary depth is what The Khan Group is built on.
Where We Work
Based in Plano, The Khan Group serves residential clients throughout Collin, Denton, Dallas, and Tarrant counties, with commercial, land, and investment representation extending into Kaufman, Rockwall, and other North Texas submarkets where opportunity warrants. The practice follows the deal, not the zip code.