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John Karevska is a Real Estate Broker that serves the Greater Toronto Area. He has become successful by taking a partnership approach with his clients, making sure there’s a great understanding throughout the entire buying process. From start to finish, John brings a big picture viewpoint and makes sure their home sells for the absolute best price the market allows. John’s clients are comforted knowing that their real estate needs are handled with care, and most importantly, focused on their best interest. The true joy he gets from real estate is helping people achieve their goals.
He takes this same high level approach to learning all the information about the market and his client’s personal goals, advising & consulting to make the right decisions. Interpreting market information & anticipating needs: through education, research and responsibility. His research process is thorough: identify market activity, property characteristics, community demographics and the trends of the area. And then, it’s exposure. He maximizes visibility on all the print, internet, social media platforms and he uses property specific marketing tools to make sure his clients homes are seen by the right people at the right time. One of John’s favorite sayings is he doesn’t just put your home on the market. He makes sure it’s in the market.”
He believes that marketing the home is more important than marketing the agent. And, while there’s a lot of moving parts, the one thing that John won’t ever compromise is his level of Service and Value. “I work with a lot of people during the buying and selling process. Brokers, photographers, lawyers,” he says. “There’s three non-negotiables I have for anybody involved in the process: competency, integrity and reliability. They need to know what they’re doing, keep your word and can be depended on to do the job. My clients deserve the best.”
From offer to closing the goal is clear: achieving the best possible outcome!
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