Frisco, Texas Preston Road

By appointment

Most of this job happens before the sign goes in the yard.

Steve Pan Realty Group represents buyers and sellers across Frisco and the North Dallas suburbs. Every engagement starts with a scheduled hour at the Preston Road office.

Limestone and bronze entry of a North Dallas home lit at dusk
Portrait of Steve Pan Steve Pan Heritance Realty
Office
4783 Preston Rd #100Frisco, TX 75034
Hours
Mon to Sat, 9:00 to 5:30Closed Sunday
Meetings
Appointment requiredPhone first if out of state
Access
Step-free entryAccessible parking lot

Where the work is FriscoPlanoProsperLittle ElmMcKinneyCelinaThe ColonyAllen

5.0 Average rating
169

Reviews from Frisco buyers and sellers, and not one of them is reprinted on this page.

That number is the only testimonial here. It was written by clients, one closing at a time, and it is the reason most new business at this office arrives by referral rather than by advertising.

Read them on Google

The practice

Six kinds of work, one office.

Handled from 4783 Preston Road. Every engagement starts with a scheduled conversation, not a showing.

01

Listing and sale

Preparation, pricing, photography, and a listing calendar built around your move, not around a template. You see the plan before anything goes public.

Sellers
02

Buyer representation

Search, tours, offer strategy, and negotiation across Frisco, Plano, Prosper, Little Elm, and McKinney. Written comparables before every offer.

Buyers
03

New construction

Builder contracts, lot selection, upgrade decisions, and inspections. Frisco is still being built, and the builder's representative works for the builder.

Contracts
04

Relocation into North Dallas

For families arriving from out of state: schools, commute times, and neighborhood character mapped out before the house search starts.

Out of state
05

Investment and leasing

Rental analysis, lease listings, and tenant placement for owners holding property along the corridor.

Owners
06

Opinion of value

A written valuation for owners deciding whether this is the year to sell, refinance, or simply hold and watch.

No obligation

How it goes

Five steps, in writing, before anyone signs.

The order rarely changes. Knowing it in advance is most of what separates a calm transaction from a frantic one.

01

The appointment

An hour at the Preston Road office, or on the phone if you are still out of state. Timeline, budget, and the specific streets you care about.

Appointment required
02

The written plan

Comparables, a price band, a calendar, and the costs you should expect on both sides of the closing table. On paper, so you can read it twice.

Before any listing goes live
03

Preparation

For sellers: repairs, staging, and photography scheduled in one pass. For buyers: lender letter, search parameters, and tour routes that respect your week.

Sellers and buyers
04

Market and negotiate

Offers, counters, inspection findings, and repair amendments. Every number that moves gets explained before it is answered.

Where the money is made
05

Close, then after

Title, funding, keys, and a folder of everything you signed. Then the part most people remember: the contractor, the survey, the question two years later.

The relationship, not the transaction

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Open North Texas prairie at dusk on the edge of a new neighborhood
Half of Frisco is a neighborhood. The other half is a plan and a lot number.
The corridor north of the tollway
New construction homes on the northern edge of Frisco, photographed from the street
From the office's own Google listing: new construction on the northern edge of Frisco. A large share of this market is still being built, which is why builder contracts get their own line in the practice above.

The office

Portrait of Steve Pan
Steve Pan Heritance Realty, Frisco

The group represents buyers and sellers throughout Frisco and the surrounding North Dallas suburbs, from resale in the established neighborhoods off Preston to builder contracts on the northern edge of the city.

Appointments keep the work honest: every client gets a scheduled hour rather than a hurried showing squeezed between two others. If you are relocating, that first conversation can happen by phone before you fly in.

  • Address4783 Preston Rd #100, Frisco, TX 75034
  • HoursMonday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Closed Sunday.
  • PlanningAppointment required
  • AccessWheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot
  • Reviews5.0 average from 169 Google reviews

Contact

Start with a conversation, not a showing.