
Renovation vs. Relocation: When to Upgrade and When to Move in Toronto’s Luxury Market
One of the most common questions I hear from my clients in Toronto’s luxury real estate market is: “Should I renovate or should I move?”
Michelle Kam graduated with honours from the York University and immediately started working with Re/Max where she specialized in high end, million dollar properties in the resale market. Falling in love with real estate landscape, Michelle felt especially passionate about working in the urban market, focusing on condos, lofts and townhomes. Feeling grateful to have worked with the best in the business, including Concord Alex and Baker Real Estate, she was able to carve a niche for herself in high volume sales, learning the ins and outs of the pre-sale market.
After amassing a very large loyal client base, Michelle was asked to open her own Brokerage, which she did, receiving her Brokerage License. It was not long after that that she formed an indispensable team of agents, brokers, administrators and assistants. Michelle Kam feels very lucky to do what she does, as does her team. Reflected in every transaction and through their referrals, their determination and steadfast practices have garnered them the recognition of #1 Sales Team for a number of downtown developers for many years.
One of the most common questions I hear from my clients in Toronto’s luxury real estate market is: “Should I renovate or should I move?”
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Toronto’s luxury real estate market is filled with incredible opportunities, but one of the most common questions I get from high-end clients is: “Should I