Extraordinary Real Estate

Hi, I’m Loree.
I love the human experience, connecting with people,
And being part of someone's trajectory of change.
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It's not about me.
This is Your process,
Your future, Your journey.
I'm Listening.

I work with clients looking for a change agent;
a real estate partner spotting trends,
applying ingenuity and resourcefulness.
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Making a positive difference in your life
and always keeping you at the forefront, Giving you back time so you can be decisive.
Championing change for the better.

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336 Melrose Avenue, Bedford Park-Nortown, Toronto

Detached in Bedford Park-Nortown, Toronto

$2,595,000

336 Melrose Avenue

Bedford Park-Nortown

Toronto

326 Roselawn Avenue, Toronto

Renovated Semi

326 Roselawn Avenue

Toronto

187G Sherwood Avenue, Toronto

Ready to Renovate!

187G Sherwood Avenue

Toronto

335 Glengarry Ave , Bedford Park-Nortown, Toronto

Elegant Property for Lease

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335 Glengarry Ave

Bedford Park-Nortown

Toronto

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