Real Estate Agent Toronto

Marco Pedri

Broker | Shoreline Realty Corp., Brokerage

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Toronto Real Estate Services

Buying, selling or renting a home is one of the biggest financial moves most people make. Here’s how my real estate services work for each type of client, from first-time buyers to landlords and investors.

Selling Your Toronto Home or Condo

A good sale starts long before the sign goes up. We’ll set your price from a comparative market analysis of recent sales in your building or on your street, decide what’s worth fixing, stage the space and use targeted advertising to reach the buyers most likely to want it. You’ll know what’s happening every step of the way, from listing day to closing.

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Buying a Home in Toronto

Buying a home is a big financial decision, and first-time buyers have very different needs than seasoned investors. I’ll help you narrow the search, compare buildings and neighbourhoods, spot listings that are priced too high and guide you through making an offer that fits your budget. You get time to ask every question before you sign anything.

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Leasing for Landlords and Tenants

Landlords get full support: marketing the unit, careful tenant screening, showings and the lease itself, so your property goes to the right people. Tenants get help finding a place that fits their budget and location, and someone in their corner who can move quickly when the right unit comes up. Toronto’s rental market moves fast, and expert guidance helps both sides avoid costly mistakes.

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Investment Properties in Toronto

Investing in Toronto real estate can pay off through rental income and long-term growth, but results depend on buying the right property in the right micro-market. As a TRREB member, I have full access to MLS® data and local market analytics, so we can compare rents, condo fees and resale history before you commit. Once it closes, I can help you lease it too.

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Step by Step

How Working With a Toronto Real Estate Agent Works

Real estate transactions come with a lot of paperwork and a lot of moving parts. This is the process I follow with every client, so you always know what happens next.

01

A Free, No-Pressure Call

We talk about your goals, timeline and budget. You’ll get straight answers, even if the best advice is to wait.

02

A Clear Representation Agreement

In Ontario, a written agreement sets out the terms between you and your real estate agent. I walk you through every line, so you know exactly how I’ll protect your interests.

03

Your Plan

Sellers get a pricing and marketing plan. Buyers get a search plan and a team of trusted professionals, including mortgage brokers, lawyers and inspectors. Landlords get a rent and screening plan.

04

Offers and Negotiation

I handle offers, counter-offers and conditions, and I’ll tell you the difference between a good deal and a risky one.

05

Closing and Beyond

I stay involved until you have the keys. After closing, I’m still a phone call or email away when you want to continue planning your next move.

About Marco

A Toronto Real Estate Broker Who Keeps Things Simple

I’m Marco Pedri, a broker with Shoreline Realty Corp., Brokerage, and every deal I handle is backed by the brokerage’s team. I’ve worked in the real estate industry since 2017, providing real estate services to buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants and investors across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, from downtown condos to family homes in Etobicoke and beyond.

My approach is simple: clear communication, careful attention to detail and integrity. You get honest advice, even when it isn’t what you were hoping to hear. My comments on the housing market have appeared in outlets like the National Post, CP24, BNN Bloomberg and CBC.

What You Can Expect When We Work Together

  • You get me directly, from the first call to closing, not a junior team member.
  • Every client gets the same level of attention, whatever the price point.
  • Every price and offer is backed by MLS® data and recent sales, not guesswork.
  • Fast replies by phone, text or email, including evenings and weekends.
  • Experience on every side of the deal, so I know what the other party is thinking.
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Before You Hire Anyone

How to Choose the Right Real Estate Agent in Toronto

There are thousands of real estate agents in the Greater Toronto Area, and the difference between a great one and an average one can cost you real money. The best agents are local experts who can explain the market in plain language. Here’s what I’d check before hiring anyone, including me.

Confirm the Agent and Real Estate Brokerage Are Registered

Every real estate salesperson and broker in Ontario must be registered with the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO), and so must their brokerage. You can look anyone up on RECO’s public register in a minute. I’ve been registered since 2017 and became a broker in 2019.

Interview More Than One Agent

Talk to at least two or three real estate agents. Ask about their experience in your neighbourhood, their connections with lawyers and lenders, how they would price or search for your home, how often you’ll hear from them and how they handle multiple offers. My list of questions to ask a Toronto real estate agent is a good place to begin.

Pay Attention to Communication and Response Time

Judge agents on their communication style and response speed. How quickly they reply before you hire them is usually how quickly they’ll reply during your transaction. In a fast, competitive market like Toronto, agents who answer slowly can cost you a home.

Read Independent Reviews

Google reviews and other independent ratings show how a professional treats people after the paperwork is signed. Look for reviews that mention specific results, not just stars, and watch for these red flags of a bad Toronto real estate agent.

Where I Work

Explore Neighbourhoods in Toronto

Toronto is Canada’s largest city, and every part of it has its own price range, building types and pace of life. Good agents know these differences street by street. Discover the areas my clients ask about most.

  • Queen West
  • Fashion District
  • The Annex
  • Yorkville
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Client Reviews

What Clients Are Saying

Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 59 Google reviews

“I recently worked with Marco to lease my Toronto condo (I'm based in Vancouver), and I couldn't be happier with the experience. Marco took care of absolutely everything, from coordinating repairs to handling all the details I couldn't manage remotely. He made the entire process stress-free and found a wonderful tenant for my condo.”
Chris N.
Landlord
“Very helpful in walking me through the process as a first-time homebuyer. Full trust in the advice and guidance I was given!”
Cameron S.
First-time buyer
“We contacted him and within a week, we had seen 4 places and secured a rental. He is remarkably responsive, knowledgeable and does his research thoroughly. He worked with us over holidays and went the extra mile to support us on every front.”
Josh P.
Tenant
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Toronto Real Estate Guides

Plain-language real estate guides on buying, selling and leasing in Toronto, written from real transactions.

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FAQ

Toronto Real Estate Questions

Real estate agents represent you when you buy, sell or lease a property. In Toronto, that means pricing or evaluating homes with MLS® data, marketing or searching for properties, negotiating offers, reviewing documents like the status certificate and keeping the deal on track until closing.

The best way to see what’s for sale is the MLS® System. Most homes for sale in Toronto are listed there and also show up on public sites like realtor.ca. The harder part is knowing which listings are priced fairly and which buildings have problems. Local agents can set up listing alerts, pull past sales for any building and flag concerns before you book a showing.

Your price should come from what similar homes have actually sold for recently, not from asking prices or what a neighbour hopes to get. I compare recent sales in your building or on nearby streets, adjust for size, condition, parking and view, then look at how busy the market is right now. Pricing too high usually costs you more time and money than pricing right from day one.

It depends on the price, the type of home and the time of year. A well-priced, well-presented home can sell in a few weeks, while an overpriced one can sit for months. I break this down for condos in how long it takes to sell a condo in Toronto.

Most residential leases in Ontario must use the province’s Standard Form of Lease, and the rules on rent increases depend on when the unit was first lived in. Landlords should screen applicants carefully and document everything. Tenants should have their paperwork ready, because good units in Toronto often rent within a few business days.

It comes down to your budget, your commute and the lifestyle you want. Areas like Liberty Village and CityPlace offer newer condos close to downtown, while parts of Etobicoke can give you more space for the money. See my list of the best Toronto neighbourhoods for first-time condo buyers.

Begin with a no-pressure call or email. We’ll talk about your timeline, budget and goals, and you’ll leave with a clear next step, whether you’re ready to move now or a year from now.

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Talk to a Toronto Real Estate Agent

Have a question about my real estate services, or about buying, selling, leasing or investing in Toronto? Call or send a message today and I’ll get back to you quickly.

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92 Lakeshore Road East #215, Mississauga, ON L5G 4S2

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