The verified sale record
The firm-sale result and asking price relate to the listing identified below.
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| Detail | Record |
|---|---|
| Property | 24 Andes Crescent |
| Status | Sold firm; closing not verified |
| Sale price | C$1,203,000 |
| Asking price on this listing | C$1,050,000 |
| Price above this asking price | C$153,000 |
| Time shown on the linked site | 11 Days on Website |
| MLS® | N13878682 |
| Record checked | 2026-10-20 |
The sale was part of a larger move.
Sue says the owners first worked with the team to buy a larger home in the same neighbourhood. Selling their semi-detached home was the next part of that plan. The aim was to support the whole move, with the purchase and sale considered together.
Seven early offers, followed by the conditions stage.
In her pinned sale account, Sue reports seven early offers on the third day of the listing and an agreement with conditions. The property link subsequently showed Sold at C$1,203,000 when reviewed on October 20. Those are different stages of the sale.
The linked site displayed “11 Days on Website.” That label is not a verified cumulative MLS marketing period. Day three describes the early-offer stage, not a claim that all conditions were removed in three days.
Plan the sale around the move you are making.
This case offers a useful starting point for a seller who has found the next home: what needs to be agreed on the sale, what remains conditional, and how the two transactions will fit together. Those questions need to be answered for the individual move.
What would your next move require?
Bring the home’s details, your timing and the decisions still unresolved. Sue can help put them into a selling plan suited to your situation.
Sources and scope
Sale status and prices were checked in the RealMaster property links attached to Sue Zhang’s own pinned WeChat Moments on October 20, 2026. The service narrative is Sue’s account. A firm sale means no outstanding sale conditions; it does not establish completed closing. Asking-price comparisons describe this listing, not market value or a guaranteed result. Individual results vary.
A few useful answers
Did 24 Andes Crescent sell firm in three days?
That is not what the evidence establishes. Sue’s account describes seven early offers and a conditional agreement on day three. The linked property page later showed Sold at C$1,203,000; it displayed 11 Days on Website when checked October 20, 2026.
How far above asking did this home sell?
The linked record showed an asking price of C$1,050,000 and a sale price of C$1,203,000, a difference of C$153,000. That compares two prices for this listing; it does not establish the amount above market value.
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