By Cheryl Barnes, REALTOR® | Macdonald Realty Victoria

If you're asking yourself, "Is now a good time to sell my home?" you're not alone. It's one of the most common questions I hear from homeowners across Greater Victoria.

The truth is, there isn't one answer that fits everyone. While the real estate market certainly plays a role, the best time to sell often depends just as much on your personal circumstances as it does on interest rates or housing prices.

Rather than trying to predict the perfect market, it's better to understand the factors that will have the greatest impact on your sale.

The Biggest Mistake Sellers Make

Many homeowners delay selling because they hope prices will increase.

While that may happen, there's no guarantee of when—or by how much. In the meantime, market conditions, mortgage rates, inventory levels, and your own life circumstances may change.

Instead of asking:

"Will prices be higher next year?"

A better question is:

"Does selling now help me achieve my goals?"

If you're moving to be closer to family, downsizing, relocating for work, retiring, or simply ready for a change, those reasons are often more important than trying to perfectly time the market.

Today's Market Requires a Different Strategy

Every real estate market is different.

In a seller's market, homes often sell quickly with multiple offers.

In a balanced market, buyers have more choices and negotiations become more common.

In a buyer's market, preparation, pricing, and marketing become absolutely critical.

When buyers have more inventory to choose from, they're comparing every property they see. The homes that are professionally prepared, priced correctly, and marketed effectively are the ones that attract the strongest interest.

Interest Rates Matter—But Not the Way Many People Think

Higher interest rates can reduce affordability for some buyers, but they don't eliminate demand.

People continue to buy homes because:

• Families grow.

• Job opportunities arise.

• Military members are posted to or from Vancouver Island.

• People retire.

• Homeowners downsize.

• Investors continue to look for opportunities.

Life doesn't stop because interest rates change.

Inventory Levels Influence Your Competition

One of the first things I evaluate before recommending a pricing strategy is your competition.

Questions I ask include:

• How many similar homes are currently available?

• How quickly are they selling?

• What price range is attracting buyers?

• What makes your property stand out?

Understanding your competition is just as important as understanding your home's value.

Presentation Can Make a Significant Difference

One of the areas I enjoy most is helping homeowners prepare their property before it goes on the market.

Small improvements often have a surprisingly large impact on buyer perception.

This may include:

• Decluttering and depersonalizing.

• Rearranging furniture to improve flow.

• Fresh paint where needed.

• Improving curb appeal.

• Enhancing lighting.

• Professional staging recommendations.

• High-quality photography and video.

Today's buyers often decide within seconds whether they want to book a showing after viewing your home online.

Pricing Is More Important Than Ever

Overpricing a home in today's market rarely creates a better outcome.

Instead, it often leads to:

• Fewer showings.

• Longer days on market.

• Price reductions.

• Buyers wondering what's wrong with the property.

Strategic pricing based on current market conditions gives your home the best opportunity to generate interest and strong offers.

Ask Yourself These Questions

If you're considering selling, ask yourself:

• Has my home become too large for my needs?

• Am I planning to move within the next year?

• Would selling simplify my lifestyle?

• Am I financially ready for my next chapter?

• If the right buyer came along tomorrow, would I be ready?

If you answered "yes" to several of these questions, it may be worth exploring your options.

Every Seller's Situation Is Different

The best time to sell isn't determined solely by the market.

It's determined by the combination of:

• Your personal goals.

• Current market conditions.

• Your home's condition.

• A thoughtful pricing strategy.

• A comprehensive marketing plan.

When those pieces come together, homeowners can make confident, informed decisions rather than relying on headlines or speculation.

Let's Talk About Your Goals

If you're wondering whether now is the right time to sell, I'd be happy to help.

I offer a complimentary, no-obligation consultation where we'll discuss:

• Your home's current market value.

• Current Greater Victoria market conditions.

• What buyers are looking for today.

• Simple improvements that could increase your home's appeal.

• Whether selling now—or waiting—is the better strategy for your specific situation.

There's never any pressure—just honest advice based on experience, local market knowledge, and your goals.

About Cheryl Barnes

Cheryl Barnes is a REALTOR® with Macdonald Realty serving Greater Victoria and Southern Vancouver Island. She specializes in helping homeowners prepare, market, and sell their homes with thoughtful strategy, professional presentation, and personalized service. Whether you're downsizing, relocating, or simply exploring your options, Cheryl is committed to helping you make informed real estate decisions with confidence.

Every month, the Victoria Real Estate Board releases market statistics that provide a snapshot of what's happening across Greater Victoria. While the headlines can be interesting, many homeowners ask the same question:

"What do these numbers actually mean for my home's value?"

The short answer is this: market statistics provide valuable context, but they don't determine the value of your home on their own.

What Happened in June?

According to the Victoria Real Estate Board, 719 properties sold in June 2026, almost unchanged from May but down 5.5% compared to June of last year. Single-family home sales remained relatively stable, while condominium sales declined and townhouse sales increased. Inventory also remained elevated, giving buyers more choice than they've had in several years.

This means we're continuing to see a balanced market with healthy inventory and steady buyer activity.

Does More Inventory Lower My Home's Value?

Not necessarily.

An increase in the number of homes for sale creates more competition, but it doesn't automatically reduce the value of every property.

Homes that are well priced, professionally marketed, and presented in excellent condition continue to attract strong interest.

Properties that are overpriced or poorly presented are simply taking longer to sell.

Why Every Home Is Different

No two homes are identical.

Your home's value depends on factors such as:

• Location and neighbourhood

• Size and floor plan

• Condition and upgrades

• Lot characteristics

• Views

• Comparable recent sales

• Current buyer demand

Two homes on the same street can sell for dramatically different prices depending on these factors.

Online Estimates Don't Tell the Whole Story

Many homeowners check online home value calculators before calling a REALTOR®. While these tools can provide a rough estimate, they can't evaluate the details that often influence what buyers are actually willing to pay.

Features like renovations, landscaping, privacy, natural light, views, floor plan, and overall presentation can all have a significant impact on market value.

Pricing Matters More Than Ever

With buyers having more options today, pricing correctly from the start is essential.

A home that enters the market at the right price is more likely to generate strong interest, attract multiple qualified buyers, and achieve the best possible result.

Homes that begin too high often remain on the market longer and may ultimately sell for less than they would have if they had been priced accurately from day one.

So... What Is My Home Worth?

The only reliable way to determine your home's current market value is by comparing it to similar properties that have recently sold, while also considering today's competition and current buyer demand.

That's why every pricing recommendation I provide is based on current market data, comparable sales, and the unique features of your home—not just an automated online estimate.

Thinking About Selling?

If you're considering selling your home in Victoria or anywhere on Southern Vancouver Island, I'd be happy to provide a complimentary, no-obligation home evaluation.

Together, we'll review recent sales, current market conditions, and your home's unique features so you have the information you need to make a confident decision.

Knowing your home's value starts with understanding the market—but it's the details of your property that determine where it fits within it.

If you're thinking about selling your home, it's natural to wonder what you should do before it goes on the market. Should you renovate? Paint? Replace flooring? Declutter? Hire a cleaner?

The truth is, not every home needs the same preparation.

After helping hundreds of homeowners throughout Victoria and Southern Vancouver Island over the past 18 years, I've learned that the homes that generate the most interest—and often the strongest offers—are those that are thoughtfully prepared before the first buyer ever walks through the door.

First Impressions Matter

Today's buyers usually see your home online before they ever schedule a viewing. Professional photography, video, and virtual tours are incredibly important, but they can only showcase what's already there.

Preparing your home before photography is one of the most valuable investments you can make. A clean, bright, well-presented home photographs better, attracts more online views, and encourages more buyers to book showings.

Start with Decluttering

One of the easiest and most effective things you can do is remove unnecessary items.

This doesn't mean your home has to look empty. Instead, the goal is to create spaces that feel open, functional, and inviting so buyers can picture themselves living there.

Simple steps include:

• Clearing kitchen and bathroom countertops

• Organizing closets and storage areas

• Removing excess furniture where needed

• Packing away personal photographs and collections

• Keeping décor clean and simple

Complete Small Repairs

Minor issues can leave buyers wondering what larger problems might exist.

Before listing, consider fixing things like:

• Loose door handles

• Dripping faucets

• Burnt-out light bulbs

• Damaged caulking

• Small drywall repairs

• Squeaky doors or loose hinges

These inexpensive repairs help demonstrate that your home has been well cared for.

Focus on Curb Appeal

The exterior of your home creates the first impression before buyers even step inside.

Simple improvements can include:

• Fresh mulch

• Mowing and edging the lawn

• Pruning shrubs

• Power washing walkways

• Cleaning windows

• Adding seasonal flowers or planters

• Painting the front door if needed

You don't need a major landscaping project—just a home that feels welcoming and well maintained.

Should You Renovate?

Not necessarily.

Many homeowners assume they need to spend tens of thousands of dollars before listing, but that's often unnecessary.

Some updates provide an excellent return on investment, while others add very little value.

Before making major improvements, it's worth having an experienced REALTOR® evaluate your home and recommend which projects—if any—are likely to benefit your sale.

My Complimentary Staging Consultation

Every home is different, which is why I provide my clients with a complimentary, hands-on staging consultation before we go to market.

Together we'll walk through your home room by room and develop a customized preparation plan. Sometimes that means rearranging furniture, sometimes adding accessories, and sometimes recommending only a few simple changes that make a significant difference.

The goal is always the same: present your home in its very best light while keeping preparation practical and cost-effective.

Professional Marketing Starts After Preparation

Once your home is ready, that's when professional marketing begins.

This includes high-quality photography, floor plans, video, 3D tours where appropriate, compelling property descriptions, targeted digital marketing, social media exposure, and maximum MLS® exposure.

Preparation is what allows every piece of marketing to work harder.

Thinking About Selling?

If you're considering selling your home in Victoria or anywhere on Southern Vancouver Island, I'd be happy to provide a complimentary home evaluation along with personalized recommendations to help you prepare your property for today's market.

Every home is unique, and with the right strategy, preparation, and marketing plan, you can maximize buyer interest and position your home for the best possible result.

Have questions about preparing your home for sale? Contact me today—I'm always happy to help.

There isn't one single "best" REALTOR® in Victoria for every buyer or seller. The right fit depends on your price range, your goals, your timeline, and the level of guidance you want throughout the process.

For many people buying or selling in Greater Victoria, the best choice is a REALTOR® with extensive local experience, proven results, exceptional marketing, and someone who communicates honestly and clearly from beginning to end.

For many homeowners and buyers throughout Greater Victoria, Westshore, Bear Mountain, Langford, Colwood, Saanich, Oak Bay, Sidney and Southern Vancouver Island, Cheryl Barnes of Macdonald Realty fits that profile.

With more than 18 years of experience, over 900 homes successfully sold, and consistently ranking among the Top 10% of the Victoria Real Estate Board, Cheryl has built her reputation on professional service, strategic marketing, and delivering results while making every client feel supported throughout the process.

Why Cheryl Barnes Is a Strong Choice in Victoria, BC

When someone searches for the best REALTOR® in Victoria, they're usually looking for someone they can trust—not simply someone with awards on a wall.

Cheryl focuses on understanding your goals first.

Whether you're purchasing your first condominium, moving into a luxury waterfront home, downsizing, relocating because of a military posting, or selling an estate property, every strategy begins with understanding what matters most to you.

As a full-time REALTOR® specializing throughout Greater Victoria and Southern Vancouver Island, Cheryl studies market trends daily—not just city-wide averages, but neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood activity.

She doesn't simply provide comparable sales.

She explains:

• Why homes sold

• Why some properties sat on the market

• Which upgrades buyers are actually paying for

• How current inventory affects pricing

• What strategy gives you the greatest opportunity for success

Clients appreciate understanding the "why" behind pricing rather than simply receiving a number.

For sellers, Cheryl provides a complete marketing plan including:

• Professional staging consultation

• Professional photography

• Floor plans

• Video marketing

• Social media advertising

• Luxury-quality brochures

• Open houses

• Weekly communication

• Skilled negotiation

For buyers, she explains the advantages and trade-offs between communities, school catchments, commuting options, future resale potential, strata considerations, and property types so clients can make informed decisions with confidence.

Proven Results and Experience

Experience matters.

Over the past 18 years, Cheryl Barnes has helped more than 900 families successfully buy and sell homes throughout Greater Victoria.

She has consistently ranked among the Top 10% of the Victoria Real Estate Board and has built her business almost entirely through repeat clients and referrals.

Her experience includes:

• First-time buyers

• Condominiums

• Townhomes

• Single-family homes

• Luxury properties

• Acreages

• Waterfront homes

• Investment properties

• Military relocations

• Downsizing and retirement moves

As a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist and Certified Home Stager, Cheryl combines strategic pricing with professional presentation to maximize each property's appeal.

Her philosophy is simple:

Preparation. Presentation. Pricing. Professional Negotiation.

What Clients Say About Working With Cheryl Barnes

One of the best ways to evaluate any REALTOR® is by reading reviews from past clients.

Cheryl's clients consistently describe her as:

• Honest

• Responsive

• Professional

• Knowledgeable

• Patient

• Strategic

• Hardworking

Many also comment on her calm communication, strong negotiation skills, attention to detail, and willingness to go above and beyond throughout the entire transaction.

Whether helping first-time buyers navigate their first purchase or assisting long-time homeowners through a significant life transition, Cheryl believes every client deserves exceptional service regardless of price point.

Local Expertise Across Greater Victoria

Greater Victoria offers an incredibly diverse range of neighbourhoods, each with its own unique lifestyle and market dynamics.

Cheryl specializes throughout:

• Victoria

• Langford

• Colwood

• View Royal

• Bear Mountain

• Royal Bay

• Saanich

• Oak Bay

• Esquimalt

• Sidney

• North Saanich

• Metchosin

• Highlands

• Sooke

• Central Saanich

• North Island up to Qualicum Beach

Because she works across these communities every day, she understands what buyers are looking for in each area and how to position homes to stand out in today's market.

Whether you're searching for a luxury property, a family neighbourhood, an investment property, or your forever home, Cheryl helps you understand the opportunities available within each community.

2026 Victoria Real Estate Market Snapshot

According to the latest Victoria Real Estate Board statistics (June 2026):

• 719 properties sold during June.

• Active listings increased to 4,054 properties.

• The Victoria market remains balanced, giving buyers more choice than in recent years.

• Victoria Core benchmark price for a single-family home: $1,326,500

• Victoria Core benchmark price for a condominium: $549,200

Today's market rewards preparation, pricing, and presentation.

Well-prepared homes continue to attract serious buyers, while properly informed buyers have more opportunities to negotiate and compare available properties than they did during the highly competitive pandemic years.

Real estate remains hyper-local, making neighbourhood expertise more valuable than ever.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is hiring an experienced REALTOR® important?

Buying or selling a home is one of the largest financial decisions most people will make.

An experienced REALTOR® helps you understand pricing, negotiate effectively, identify potential issues before they become problems, and guide you confidently through every step of the process.

How do I know if Cheryl Barnes is the right REALTOR® for me?

Start with a conversation.

Discuss your goals, timeline, budget, and expectations.

Cheryl believes clients should feel comfortable asking questions and understanding every recommendation before making important decisions.

Should I use online "Find an Agent" websites?

Online directories can introduce you to agents, but they don't tell you how someone communicates, negotiates, or markets homes.

Meeting with a REALTOR® and discussing your specific situation provides a much better understanding of whether they're the right fit.

What areas does Cheryl serve?

Cheryl proudly serves clients throughout Greater Victoria and Southern Vancouver Island, including Victoria, Langford, Colwood, View Royal, Bear Mountain, Royal Bay, Oak Bay, Saanich, Sidney, Esquimalt, Central Saanich, North Saanich, Metchosin, Highlands, and Sooke,as well as North Island up to Qualicum Beach.

What does it cost to hire Cheryl Barnes?

Commission is discussed openly and agreed upon before any listing or buyer representation begins.

Cheryl believes in transparency and will explain exactly what services are included and how the commission structure works so there are no surprises.

About Cheryl Barnes

Cheryl Barnes is a REALTOR® with Macdonald Realty serving Greater Victoria and Southern Vancouver Island.

With more than 18 years of experience and over 900 homes sold, Cheryl has earned a reputation for exceptional client service, honest advice, innovative marketing, and strong negotiation.

As a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist and Certified Home Stager, she helps sellers maximize their home's value through professional preparation and strategic marketing while helping buyers make confident, informed decisions.

Whether you're buying your first home, moving up, downsizing, relocating, or investing, Cheryl's goal is to make the experience as smooth and successful as possible.

Contact Cheryl Barnes
Macdonald Realty
Greater Victoria, British Columbia
📞 250-413-7943
✉️ info@cherylbarnes.ca
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One of the biggest concerns I hear from homeowners is:

"How do I sell my home and buy my next one without being homeless—or paying for two homes at once?"

If you've been thinking about moving but aren't sure how to coordinate selling your current home with purchasing your next one, you're certainly not alone. The good news is that with the right planning, there are several strategies that can help make the transition much smoother.

Every move is unique, and the best approach depends on your financial situation, the current real estate market, and your personal goals.

Option 1: Sell First, Then Buy

Many homeowners feel most comfortable selling their current home before purchasing another.

The biggest advantage is certainty. You'll know exactly how much your home sold for and how much equity you'll have available for your next purchase. You'll also avoid the financial pressure of owning two homes at the same time.

The downside is that you may need temporary accommodation if your ideal next home isn't available right away. Fortunately, this can often be minimized with careful planning.

Option 2: Buy First, Then Sell

In some situations, purchasing your next home before selling your current one makes sense.

This strategy can work well if you're financially able to carry both properties for a short period or if you want extra time to move without feeling rushed.

However, it does involve additional financial risk if your current home takes longer to sell than expected.

Before choosing this option, it's important to understand your financing options and have a clear plan in place.

Option 3: Coordinate Both Transactions

With careful timing, many homeowners are able to sell one home and purchase another with completion dates that line up closely.

This requires good communication between everyone involved, including buyers, sellers, REALTORS®, lawyers, and mortgage professionals.

When everything is coordinated properly, you can often move directly from one home into the next.

Option 4: Negotiate Flexible Dates

Real estate contracts aren't always one-size-fits-all.

Depending on the circumstances, buyers and sellers may agree to:

• Longer completion dates

• Earlier or later possession dates

• Rent-back or occupancy agreements that allow a seller to remain in the home for a short period after closing

These options can provide valuable flexibility and reduce the stress of moving.

Understanding Bridge Financing

Sometimes your new home completes before your current home does.

In these situations, your lender may be able to arrange short-term bridge financing, allowing you to access the equity from your existing home until your sale is completed.

Bridge financing isn't necessary for every move, but when appropriate, it can be an effective solution for managing the timing between two transactions.

The Current Market Matters

The best strategy today may be different than it was a year ago.

In a competitive seller's market, homeowners often have more flexibility when negotiating dates and conditions.

In a balanced or slower market, careful pricing, preparation, and planning become even more important to help ensure your home sells within your desired timeline.

That's why every moving plan should be tailored to the current market conditions.

Planning Ahead Makes All the Difference

If you're thinking about moving within the next six to twelve months, it's never too early to start preparing.

Together we can:

• Determine your home's current market value.

• Estimate your expected selling costs and available equity.

• Discuss financing options with your mortgage professional.

• Create a timeline that works for your family.

• Begin watching the market for your next home before your current home is listed.

Having a plan in place often reduces uncertainty and allows you to make decisions with confidence when the right opportunity comes along.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I sell first or buy first?

There isn't one answer that works for everyone. Your financial position, comfort level, and today's market conditions all play a role in determining the best strategy.

Can I make my purchase conditional on selling my home?

In some cases, yes. Whether this is accepted depends on the market and the seller's willingness to accept that condition.

What if my home sells before I find another one?

There are several possible solutions, including negotiating a longer completion date, arranging temporary accommodation, or negotiating a rent-back agreement if both parties agree.

Thinking About Making a Move?

Moving doesn't have to feel overwhelming.

With careful planning and a strategy tailored to your situation, it's often possible to coordinate the sale of your current home and the purchase of your next one with far less stress than many people expect.

If you're wondering what approach makes the most sense for you, I'd be happy to walk you through your options.

A simple conversation today can help you move forward with confidence tomorrow.

Let's Create Your Personalized Moving Plan

If you're considering selling your home and purchasing another property in Greater Victoria or anywhere on Southern Vancouver Island, I'd be happy to help you build a strategy that fits your timeline and goals.

Contact me today for a complimentary, no-obligation consultation. Together, we'll create a step-by-step plan designed to make your next move as smooth and successful as possible.

One of the first questions homeowners ask when they're thinking about selling is:

"How much is my home worth?"

It's a great question—but the answer is more complex than many people realize.

Many homeowners begin by looking at online home value estimates. While these tools can provide a rough starting point, they often miss the details that can significantly impact your home's true market value.

As a REALTOR® serving Southern Vancouver Island for more than 18 years, I evaluate much more than square footage and the number of bedrooms. A home's value is determined by a combination of market conditions, location, condition, buyer demand, and how your property compares to others that have recently sold.

Here are the key factors that determine your home's value.

1. Recent Comparable Sales

The most important factor is what similar homes have actually sold for—not what they're listed for.

When preparing a market evaluation, I compare your home to recently sold properties that are similar in location, size, age, condition, lot size, and features. These comparable sales provide the strongest indication of what today's buyers are willing to pay.

Current listings are also reviewed because they represent your competition, while expired listings can reveal homes that were priced too high or didn't meet buyer expectations.

2. Supply and Demand

Real estate values are heavily influenced by the balance between buyers and available inventory.

When inventory is low and buyer demand is high, sellers often have more negotiating power. When there are more homes available than buyers, pricing becomes even more important.

The Greater Victoria market has become more balanced in recent years, giving buyers more choice and making accurate pricing essential. Well-prepared, competitively priced homes continue to attract strong interest, while overpriced homes often remain on the market longer. (Victoria Real Estate Board)

3. Your Location

The old saying still holds true: location matters.

Neighbourhood, school catchments, walkability, ocean views, parks, transit, shopping, and proximity to employment centres all influence value.

Even homes with similar floor plans can have very different values depending on where they're located.

4. Condition and Presentation

Two homes of similar size can sell for very different prices based on their condition.

Buyers notice:

• Overall maintenance

• Renovations and updates

• Kitchen and bathrooms

• Flooring and paint

• Landscaping

• Curb appeal

• Cleanliness and presentation

One of the most effective ways to maximize value is through thoughtful preparation before listing. Often, relatively small improvements can create a much stronger first impression and help buyers emotionally connect with your home.

5. Pricing Strategy

Many sellers believe pricing high leaves room to negotiate.

In reality, buyers have access to more information than ever before. If a home is priced significantly above market value, buyers may simply skip it altogether.

The best pricing strategy is one that positions your home competitively from day one, creating interest, encouraging showings, and giving buyers confidence that they're looking at good value.

6. Market Trends

Home values don't move uniformly across every neighbourhood or property type.

Detached homes, townhomes, and condominiums often perform differently depending on inventory, interest rates, and buyer demand.

For example, the Victoria Real Estate Board's MLS® Home Price Index has shown that benchmark values can vary by property type and location, reinforcing why neighbourhood-specific analysis is far more valuable than relying on broad market averages. (Victoria Real Estate Board)

7. Features That Buyers Value

Certain features may increase buyer appeal, including:

• Updated kitchens and bathrooms

• Energy-efficient upgrades

• Home offices

• Legal suites

• Outdoor living spaces

• Modern floor plans

• Garages and additional parking

• Mountain or ocean views

• Privacy and usable outdoor space

Not every renovation adds equal value, which is why it's helpful to discuss improvements before investing significant money.

Every Home Is Different

No automated valuation tool can accurately account for your home's unique features, upgrades, presentation, or location.

Determining market value requires local knowledge, current market data, and an understanding of what today's buyers are actively looking for.

If you're thinking about selling, I'd be happy to provide a complimentary, no-obligation market evaluation. Together, we'll review recent comparable sales, current competition, market trends, and develop a pricing strategy designed to help you achieve the best possible result.

Understanding your home's value is the first step toward making a confident decision—whether you're planning to move next month or simply exploring your options for the future.

I would end every blog with a call to action that feels helpful rather than sales-focused. Since this is your first article, here's a closing that invites readers to take the next step naturally.

Before the writing block: This ending reinforces your expertise while encouraging homeowners to reach out when they're ready.

Ready to Find Out What Your Home Is Worth?

Whether you're planning to sell in the next few months or simply want to understand your home's current market value, having accurate information is the best place to start.

I provide complimentary, no-obligation home evaluations throughout Greater Victoria and Southern Vancouver Island. Together, we'll review recent comparable sales, current market conditions, and the factors that make your home unique. You'll receive an honest assessment of your home's value along with practical advice on how to maximize its appeal when the time is right.

If you have questions about pricing, timing, or preparing your home for sale, I'd be happy to help.

Cheryl Barnes

REALTOR® | Macdonald Realty Victoria
📞 250-413-7943
📧 info@cherylbarnes.ca