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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Starting a Backyard Garden

Not every homeowner is willing or able to dedicate backyard space to a big garden, but the size of your garden shouldn’t deter you from looking into options for a very rewarding hobby. Whether through simply growing a few herbs or flowers in containers, or by tilling a plot for bountiful ...

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Selling Your Home When You’re “Crazy-Busy”

Let’s face it. We all get busy at times. Sometimes we get “crazy-busy.” The trouble is, if you’re thinking of selling your property, having a jam-packed schedule might make you want to put off listing until a later date. And, who knows what the market will be like later in the ...

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Fix It or Leave It As Is?

When you’re preparing your home for sale, you obviously want your property to look its best for buyers. That means fixing things that are broken, and, possibly, making a few improvements. But, how do you decide whether to invest in fixing or improving something versus just leaving it as is?Say, for ...

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