East Danforth · Danforth Village
The Danforth is a block-by-block market.
Danforth Avenue runs from Broadview through Danforth Village toward Woodbine — converted lofts and warehouse-era buildings beside newer condos and quiet residential side streets. Greenwood and Coxwell stations put downtown a short ride away. Which side of the avenue, which side street, and how far from the station all show up in the numbers. Any agent who prices them the same way is guessing.
We're Jim Emilson and Joseph De Souza — Better Properties Real Estate Group with Royal LePage Signature Realty. We've sold semis and condos along this corridor — most recently a 3+1-bedroom semi on Lawlor in December 2023. Avenue energy, village streets — we know which buyer wants which.
Guide updated · October 2026
Four moves. No fluff.
A Danforth Village semi and an avenue-facing condo are different conversations. We pull comparables from your block — the ones your buyer is actually comparing against.
Line 2 is the practical draw here — Greenwood, Coxwell, downtown in minutes. We make sure every buyer doing the commute math sees it.
The showing feedback never lies: it's always the little stuff. We'd walk your home and hand you the short, honest list — what to do, what to skip.
Markets shift. If the first launch doesn't find its buyer, we reposition with intent — new presentation, new price, new momentum. Not panic. Strategy.
Real homes along the corridor. Different blocks, same approach.
193 Lawlor Avenue
Listed at $1,298,000 (repositioned from $1,450,000)
3+1 bedrooms · 3 bathrooms · semi-detached
A December 2023 sale — 3+1 bedrooms on an East End-Danforth street, priced for the family buyer and sold.
Represented the seller · December 2023
Read the story →61 Main Street
Listed at $319,000
2 bedrooms · 1 bathroom · condo
A November 2015 sale at the Danforth's eastern edge — the corridor's condo logic, priced right.
Represented the seller · November 2015 · as Emilson Group
A listing agent who knows what local buyers are actually looking for — because we've represented them.
757 Victoria Park Avenue
Listed at $299,900
2 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms · condo
Bought for our clients — knowing the corridor's buildings from the inside.
Represented the buyer
★★★★★ 5.0 · 35 Google reviews
“He helped us price right and supported us with cleaning and staging. As a result, the home showed beautifully and sold quickly.” — Renee B., Google review
Straight answers, no sales pitch.
Recent sales on your block — not the avenue average. A Village semi and an avenue condo barely share a buyer pool. We'd pull the comparables and walk you through them, line by line.
Enormously. Proximity to Greenwood or Coxwell station is one of the strongest value drivers on this corridor. We price the actual walk, not the neighbourhood name.
It depends — on your financing, your timeline, and the market you're selling into. We'd map both sequences and show you the trade-offs. Then you decide.
Then the strategy was wrong, not the house. We've repositioned homes that stalled — new presentation, honest repricing — and sold them.
Yes. And it makes us better listing agents — we know what the person on the other side of your deal is thinking, because we sit next to them every week.
We sell across Toronto and the GTA.
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Honest numbers, no obligation. Tell us about your home and your timeline.