Toronto Real Estate Agents | Julie Kinnear

Jane and Bloor

One open house was all that was needed to find a buyer for this art deco era, one-bedroom bungalow on a 35- by 22-foot lot close to Bloor West Village.

(Done deals: Jane and Bloor continued...)

312 Rumsey Road

Two open house events gave eager buyers the chance to explore this updated Leaside residence and its quiet setting within the family friendly community.

“Being a detached [house] in that neighbourhood for that price range is pretty good,” says agent Julie Kinnear, who notes the abundance of semi-detached homes in the area.”

(Done deals: Eglinton and Bayview continued...)

229 Heath St. E.

During a public open house, this two-storey house in Moore Park largely caught the attention of families, including three that made an offer.

“Moore Park is traditionally really expensive, so this was an opportunity to get in at a reasonable price.”

(Done deals: Mount Pleasant and St. Clair continued...)

10 Millsborough Crescent

Three buyers made offers for this semi-detached, two-storey house, which is situated across from Elmbrook Park on a quiet, treed crescent in Etobicoke.

“It faces a park, so there are no neighbours across the street, and it’s in a really good school district,” says agent Julie Kinnear. “And, you can walk to shopping, which is kind of rare in Etobicoke.”

(Done deals: Eglinton and Renforth continued...)

42 Hillsview Avenue

Photos posted of this 2½-storey, semi-detached house on Julie Kinnear’s website quickly caught the attention of house hunters, including a few who went as far as making a bid. “People were freaking out as soon as they say it,” says the agent.

(Done deals: Keele and Bloor continued...)

379 Beresford Avenue

The grand stature of this three-storey, six-bedroom residence is so rarely seen in Bloor West Village that a dozen buyers put in bids, including families who were happy in their homes until seeing this one, agent Julie Kinnear says.

“Most are three- or four-bedroom houses with two storeys,” she says. “The odd
three-storey [house] is really a 2½-storey
house with five bedrooms.”

(Done deals: Bloor and Runnymede continued...)

26 Noble Street

Units are so hard to come by in a boutique conversion project in Parkdale that this 816-square-foot work/live loft was only the second to be posted on the Multiple Listings Service in the past decade, says agent Julie Kinnear.

“A lot of times in the past, a people have just sold their suites to friends,” says
Ms. Kinnear. “It’s a very cool place.”

(Done deals: Queen and Dufferin continued...)

192 Grenadier Road

The premium location and lot size of this three-storey Edwardian were key elements that sparked an intense bidding war between a dozen buyers, agent and local resident Julie Kinnear says.

"It was a very unusually large lot for the neighbourhood," says Ms. Kinnear, who considers the property seven or eight feet wider than the average in the west-end community.

(Done deals: Bloor and Parkside continued...)

58 Glen Echo Road

Multiple buyers were initially drawn to this two-storey house for its location in the established Teddington Park community, says agent Julie Kinnear.

"It didn’t need anything done," says Ms. Kinnear. "It was all in really good condition."

(Done deals: Yonge and Lawrence continued...)

248 Ontario Street, Cabbagetown

To the delight of potential buyers, this 1,718-square-foot residence in Cabbagetown offers the charm of a heritage home, yet the conveniences of an urban dwelling, agent Julie Kinnear says.

“It’s definitely a user-friendly house,”

(Dundas and Parliament continued...)

159 Hanson Street

This renovated, two-bedroom house generated the most traffic among the properties listed for sale on the real-estate website of Julie Kinnear.

"It was very affordable for being detached and being two-storeys," says Ms. Kinnear. "There are a lot of semis and bungalows around it."

(Done deals: Coxwell and Danforth continued...)

(Done deals: Lake Shore and Islington continued...)

(Done deals: Keele and Annette continued...)