Better Properties Real Estate Group

Yonge & Eglinton · Midtown

Selling your condo at Yonge & Eglinton?

Yonge & Eglinton is a building-by-building market.

Midtown's busiest intersection anchors a pocket running from Eglinton Park down through Davisville — condos dominate: established towers, loft-style buildings, newer builds, street-level townhouse units tucked into podiums. Eglinton and Davisville stations on Line 1, the Beltline Trail behind several buildings, Yonge Street's shops at your door. But the tower, the floor plan, and the exposure do most of the talking. Any agent who prices them all 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 and bought in these towers — the Berwick on the sell side, MYC and Whitehaus on the buy side. We know which floor plans move and which ones sit.

Guide updated · October 2026

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How we’d sell yours

Four moves. No fluff.

1

We'd price your building, not the intersection.

Two towers a block apart can be different markets. We pull comparables from your building and its true competitors — the ones your buyer is actually comparing against.

2

We'd sell the floor plan, not the postal code.

At Y&E, layout and exposure decide everything. We present the plan the way a buyer walks it — light first, flow second, finishes third.

3

We'd fix the small things that cost you big.

The showing feedback never lies: it's always the little stuff. We'd walk your suite and hand you the short, honest list — what to do, what to skip.

4

We'd have a plan B before we need one.

Markets shift. If the first launch doesn't find its buyer, we reposition with intent — new presentation, new price, new momentum. Not panic. Strategy.

Sold at Yonge & Eglinton

Real suites in real towers. Different buildings, same approach.

We bring buyers here too

A listing agent who knows what local buyers are actually looking for — because we've represented them.

MYC · 1815 Yonge Street

Listed at $699,000

1 bedroom + den · 1 bathroom · condo

Bought for our clients — knowing the tower's floor plans from the inside.

Represented the buyer

Whitehaus · 33 Helendale Avenue

Listed at $849,999

2 bedrooms · 3 bathrooms · condo

Bought for our clients at the Beltline's edge.

Represented the buyer

★★★★★ 5.0 · 35 Google reviews

“He is very knowledgeable about the market and the area and is willing to share all that information. He never made me feel pressured to make a decision.” — Janine, Google review

Questions sellers ask us

Straight answers, no sales pitch.

How do I know what my Y&E condo is worth?

Recent sales in your building and its true competitors — not the intersection average. Tower, floor plan, and exposure drive this market. We'd pull the comparables and walk you through them, line by line.

Does the floor or exposure really change the price?

More than almost anywhere in the city. Two identical floor plans on different exposures can be different sales. We price yours, not the building's.

Should I sell my condo first if I'm buying too?

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.

What if my first listing attempt didn't sell?

Then the strategy was wrong, not the suite. We've repositioned condos that stalled — new presentation, honest repricing — and sold them.

Do you work with buyers too?

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.

Selling somewhere else?

We sell across Toronto and the GTA.

Thinking of selling?

Let’s figure out what your home’s actually worth.

Honest numbers, no obligation. Tell us about your home and your timeline.