Welcome

Teresa Miolla knows and loves Toronto, and her enthusiasm is evident in how she shares her deep knowledge of the local market with her longstanding clients and new clients alike.

High-touch service is Teresa’s trademark. Engaging her expertise means aligning yourself with an experienced negotiator, strategist, marketer, designer, home stager, and emotional support person.

Teresa’s experience includes acquisitions, leasing, and investment management. Her record of success includes over two decades managing a substantive portfolio for the Ontario Public Guardian and Trustee. Consequently, she has a well-earned reputation among her peers for her collaborative skills and up-to-the-minute knowledge of market trends.

She is dynamic and adept at meeting clients exactly where they are on their real estate journey. She values their trust and earns their respect by providing candid advice and negotiating tirelessly on their behalf.

When she is not helping people realize their real estate dreams, Teresa recharges by traveling, cycling, playing squash, racing her sailboat, and gardening.

Are you thinking about buying, selling, or investing?

Get in touch with Teresa she would love to help

 



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Open House Questions Some Buyers Forget to Ask

An Open House is an event. And, like many events, it’s easy to get caught up in all the excitement and energy. In fact, when you visit an Open House, you might even end up rubbing elbows with other buyers who are there at the same time. It can feel ...

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Protecting your Home Gadgets from Hacking

Imagine your coffee maker switching on by itself, staying on for hours, overheating and becoming a fire hazard. That’s not science fiction. As more and more appliances incorporate Wi-Fi, the opportunities for hackers to play havoc with your home gadgets increase. How do you prevent that from happening? Here are some ...

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Start the Home Selling Process this Month

If you’re thinking about selling in the spring, don’t wait until the new year to start planning. In fact, you’ll save yourself a lot of work and get ahead of the game if you start planning now. What’s that old saying? The early bird gets the worm! In this case, by ...

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