Strategy precedes the showing.
Most agents react to the market. We model it. Each engagement begins with a written thesis — what we're buying, why now, and the conditions under which we'd walk. Listings come last.
Where the next yield is.
A written investment thesis on the corridor, asset class, and entry window — before we tour a single property.
Disciplined sourcing.
Off-market introductions, comparable modeling, and a negotiation posture calibrated to absorption — not anxiety.
After the close.
Quarterly equity reviews, lease cycle planning, and an open line for the long arc — not just the transaction.
Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract. Eric Geng, Salesperson, Re/Max City Accord Realty Inc., Brokerage.
Play with the market, before you commit to it.
Four small tools, refreshed with every TRREB cycle. Answers change as the market does.
Which Toronto district fits you?
Four taps, scored across all 35 TRREB districts in the City of Toronto. Six of them carry my monthly corridor reads; the rest come with the facts and an open invitation.
What would it cost to carry?
Move the sliders. Standard Canadian semi-annual compounding.
Estimates for orientation only — not financial, lending or investment advice, and not a quote or pre-approval. Assumptions are yours to adjust; actual costs vary. Talk to your lender, and to Eric about the corridor.
Rent it, or own it?
Compare your current rent against carrying the same door.
A simplified comparison for orientation only — excludes closing costs, maintenance, appreciation and rent growth. Not financial or investment advice. The full math, corridor by corridor, is a one-request-one-reply email away.
Corridor reads reflect the latest monthly TRREB refresh noted on each corridor page.