A CLEARER SELLING DECISION
Choosing a Toronto real estate agent
Ask for sales that match your neighbourhood and property type, a preparation budget and a plan for offers. Sue provides English and Mandarin service and leads pricing and key offer negotiations. The examples below include a North York house, co-listed by Sue, and two downtown condo sales.
- North York houses
- Compare nearby homes by lot, layout, condition, parking and street setting. A bungalow and a two-storey house may appeal to different buyers.
- Downtown condos
- Start with relevant sales and competing units in the same building where available, then compare layout, floor, exposure, parking and locker.
- The cost of your next move
- Discuss preparation and selling costs, the proceeds you may keep and how a sale would connect with your next purchase.
These are individual past experiences, not current listings or promises of a sale price or timeline. The Churchill case identifies Sue as one of the listing agents.
A recent sale in this community
285 Churchill Avenue
A recent bungalow sale in Willowdale West
This detached bungalow in North York’s Willowdale West community sold in September 2026, with Sue among the listing agents.
Read the sale case ↗Toronto condo sales: two published cases
813 — 50 McCaul Street
Two offers after 12 days on market
Timing matters. Near the University of Toronto, this condo received two offers after 12 days on market, followed by a firm agreement.
Read the case ↗323 — 5 St Joseph Street
Four offers in one evening
This downtown condo attracted competing buyers in one evening. An agreement above asking followed, and the conditions were subsequently removed.
Read the case ↗Selling a house in North York.
The detached bungalow at 285 Churchill Avenue in Willowdale West sold in September 2026. For your own home, Sue will compare nearby sales and listings by lot, layout, condition, parking and the street. A bungalow and a two-storey house may appeal to different buyers. Downtown condo sales provide a separate comparison for that property type.
Look at the property beyond the renovation.
Check access, parking, neighbouring buildings and outdoor space. A good renovation won’t answer every question. Note what you can see during the viewing and what needs records or a professional inspection.
Try out the neighbourhood for yourself.
Walk the routes you’ll use, listen for noise at different times and check the services you need. For planning or property questions about an address, use the City of Toronto’s current records. Streets within the same neighbourhood can feel quite different.
Buying or selling in Scarborough.
Start with the home type, condition, commute and when you want to buy or sell. Sue can review current listings or comparable sales in the neighbourhood you’re considering. Ask us to check current availability and prices for a particular home.
A few useful answers
Does Sue help sellers and buyers in Toronto?
Yes. Sue serves Toronto clients in English and Mandarin, with additional language support available through the team. Tell us your preferred language, property type and timing.
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