Residential home sales covers the work an agent does to buy or sell a house, condo, or townhouse. On the sell side that means pricing the property, preparing and photographing it, listing it on MLS, running showings, and negotiating offers. On the buy side it means finding listings, arranging viewings, writing the offer, and steering you through conditions and closing with your lawyer.
What to look for in Toronto
Toronto is a patchwork of micro-markets. A condo near King West trades very differently from a semi in Leslieville or a bungalow in Scarborough, so look for recent sales in your exact neighbourhood and property type. Ask how many deals the agent closed in the past year, how they handle bully offers and offer nights, and whether they will share comparable sales with you. Check that they are registered with RECO and read their reviews for communication, not just results.
How our scoring helps
We list 152 agents in this category. Our scores weigh review quality, volume, and consistency, so one glowing review does not outrank a long, steady record. Start with the ranked guide to the best Toronto real estate agents, then read how we score to see what each number reflects before you shortlist two or three agents to interview.