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Sell your townhouse for a flat fee

Freehold or condo/POTL, a townhouse lists on the same MLS® and REALTOR.ca as any home — for one flat fee from $549 + HST, with the fees and common-element details done right.

Freehold vs. condo/POTL — listed correctly

The single biggest townhouse mistake in a private sale is getting the ownership type — and the fees — wrong on the listing. Our guided intake sorts it:

  • Freehold, condo, or POTL / common-elements — captured properly
  • Monthly fee and what it covers, where one applies
  • Complex, corporation, parking and visitor-parking details
  • Up to 50 photos — exterior, levels, garage, outdoor space
  • Full MLS® + REALTOR.ca exposure, 12-month term
Townhouse math
2.5% listing side on a $650,000 town
$16,250
Flat-fee MLS® listing
$549 + HST
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Townhouse-seller questions

Is my townhouse freehold or condo?

Both are common in Ontario and they list differently. A freehold townhouse you own outright, land included. A condo townhouse (or a POTL — Parcel of Tied Land / common-elements condo) carries a monthly fee for shared roads, visitor parking or amenities. Knowing which you have decides whether a status certificate and fee disclosure belong on your listing — our intake asks, so it goes on the board correctly.

What fees do I have to disclose?

If your townhouse is a condo or POTL, buyers need the monthly fee, what it covers, and the corporation details — and they will usually make an offer conditional on the status certificate. If it is fully freehold, there may be no fee at all. Listing the wrong thing here is a common private-sale mistake; we make sure it is right.

How do I price a townhouse?

Townhouses price tightly off other units in the same or a nearby complex, adjusted for interior condition, end-unit vs interior, garage, and finished basement. Because units are so comparable, a professional CMA is especially useful — see our Comparable Market Analysis add-on.

What sells a townhouse in photos?

Lead with the exterior and the main living level, then the kitchen and primary bedroom; buyers of two-storey towns care about layout flow and storage. Your listing includes up to 50 photos, so show the garage, basement and any outdoor space too.

Also useful: pricing with a CMA · documents you'll need.

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