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Spring is the most active and competitive time of year for real estate. But while more buyers are out, more sellers are too. The difference between a home that lingers and one that sells with confidence comes down to one thing: strategy.
Today's buyers judge your home before they reach the door. With more inventory and softer GTA prices, they're shopping with sharper checklists---and curb appeal (yours and your neighbour's) is near the top.
August home sales were up on a year-over-year basis. Home buyers benefitted from an even larger increase in the inventory of listings. Average selling prices continued to be negotiated downward due to the elevated choice across market segments.
Big change doesn't need big effort. Kaizen shows that small, consistent actions transform your home. Start now, spend minutes a day clearing clutter, and by December enjoy a space that feels lighter, calmer, and holiday-ready.
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Meet Our Team
Broker, SRES, CCIM, CEA
416.464.9909
john@procenko.com
John Procenko has been providing Markham/Unionville residents with his special brand of warm, caring service based on his driven determination and over 38 years of industry experience...
Marketing Manager
416.464.1559
renee@procenko.com
Real estate today is all about the internet, social media and new mobile technology. Renee embraces the ever-changing world of technology...
Sales Representative
416.702.9423
kristy@procenko.com
Kristy is a business technician by education, but Realtor by choice. She was born and raised in Markham and is currently raising her family in Aurora. There's no question that she has found...
Sales Representative, Seniors Specialist
416.456.8526
ian@procenko.com
Ian specializes in both residential and commercial real estate. He thrives on being highly knowledgeable about the real estate market and the technologies required to help...
Office Manager
905.472.7155
jenny@procenko.com
With over 20 years of real estate administrative management experience, Jenny provides our team and our clients with customer service support, contract to close coordination, and works diligently...
Home Staging Specialist
skhsdesign@gmail.com
Sandra brings a keen eye for design and a passion for creating inviting spaces that help homes sell faster and for top dollar....
Client Concierge
416.726.9894
evelyn@procenko.com
Starting from an early age, Evelyn has always had a love and passion for real estate. Prior to starting her career as a realtor, Evelyn achieved her bachelor of commerce degree with distinction...
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