About
A practice built
across decades.
You are not a customer.You are an extended family member. That has been the working principle of Irshad A. Khan's practice from his first year in real estate to his twenty-third.
The path
From food science to real estate.
Mr. Khan arrived in Canada in May 2001 with his family, carrying a Master's in Agricultural Engineering & Technology and a second Master's in Food Sciences. He had spent two decades in food safety, quality assurance, and FMCG operations — credentials that wouldn't obviously suggest a career in real estate.
After a year of seminars and courses, he made the move deliberately. In December 2003 he joined Homelife Peel as a licensed agent. By the end of his first year — among the steepest learning curves in any profession — he was honoured as part of the Top 3% of agents in Canada, the Top 1% in Ontario, and was awarded the President's Club Award at Homelife Peel.
He moved to RE/MAX in 2007, and has been with RE/MAX Real Estate Centre, Brampton, ever since — earning the RE/MAX 100% Club Award three years in a row and the Outstanding Sales Achievement Award as one of the top five agents in his office.
Across cycles
Twenty-three years through every market.
Mr. Khan has guided families through the 2008 downturn, the 2017 pause, the 2020 surge, and the corrections that followed. Each cycle teaches a different kind of patience — and each one rewards the same kind of preparation.
His clientele today spans first-time buyers entering the GTA, investors building rental portfolios, families upgrading into multi-generational homes, downsizers stepping into condo living, and commercial tenants leasing across Brampton, Mississauga, and Windsor.
Communications happen, fluently, in English, Urdu, Punjabi, and Hindi — a practical advantage in one of the most multicultural housing markets in the world.
What guides the work
Family, faith, and the long view.
Mr. Khan's philosophy was shaped early. Buying or selling a home is one of the most consequential decisions a family ever makes — and the way that decision gets shepherded matters as much as the price on the offer.
You will not be pressed into a decision. You will be told the uncomfortable detail about a property before you ask. The home you end up in will be the home you wanted — within the budget that protects the rest of your life.
“Old-school trust. Modern marketing. Results built on relationships.”