King City · York Region · Ontario
From the estate streets of King City to the family pockets of Aurora, Richmond Hill, and Vaughan, a deeply local guide to the homes, neighbourhoods, and quiet enclaves that define York Region living.
Twenty years of expertise in business, real estate, banking, and investment, focused on one of Ontario's most discerning markets, and the families building their next chapter inside it.
Why Maryam
Every neighbourhood in York Region has its own rhythm: its own price logic, its own school catchments, its own weekends. The job is to know them well enough to make your move feel obvious.
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Estate properties, equestrian acreage, and the family homes that rarely surface publicly. I know the streets, the builders, and the off-market conversations happening on each one.
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Aurora, Newmarket, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Markham, block by block. I'll tell you where the morning commute is honest, which school boundary just shifted, and where the next pocket is quietly appreciating.
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Two decades across real estate, banking, and investment analysis. You'll get the numbers behind every recommendation, and a representative who treats your money like her own.
Where I work
King City is home base, but my buyers and sellers reach across the full region. Here's where I'm in the market every week.
Speciality
The crown of York Region. Estate lots, equestrian properties, and the well-kept family homes of King's original village pockets: Kingscross, Kingsview, the Hills of St. Andrew, and the rural roads north of the 15th. Many of the best properties never reach MLS.
Estate · Equestrian · Off-market
Family corridor
Heritage streets near Yonge, new builds in Bayview Northeast, and the quiet ravine lots most listings undersell.
Investor pocket
Historic Main Street character, Stonehaven values, and the entry-point detached homes families are quietly trading up from.
Established
Bayview Hill, Mill Pond, Oak Ridges: three very different markets within ten minutes of each other. Pricing varies by block.
Growth area
Kleinburg estates, Maple family homes, and the VMC condo wave reshaping commute economics across the region.
Tradition
Unionville's old town premium, Cathedraltown's resale story, and the Cornell rental market most listing agents won't analyse properly.
The approach
Most agents in York Region run volume. I run a short list: a small number of buyers and sellers at any one time, so every transaction gets the depth of attention a King City estate or a first family home deserves.
That means an editorial-quality marketing package on every listing, comparable analysis written by hand instead of pulled from a tool, and access to off-market inventory through a network built over two decades. Buyers see homes before they hit the public board. Sellers get a buyer pool that's already been vetted.
20+
Years across real estate, banking & investment
YR
York Region specialist · King City focus
1:1
Every client works directly with Maryam
Services
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Curated home tours, pocket-listing access, and a buyer's agent who'll tell you when to walk away. Equally at home on a King City estate viewing or a first-condo offer night.
Explore the buyer journey →II.
Editorial photography, a written pricing strategy backed by block-level comparables, and a target buyer profile defined before we list, not after.
Explore the seller journey →III.
Cap-rate modeling, tenant strategy, and acquisition analysis for investors building a York Region or GTA portfolio. Drawn from twenty years on both sides of the deal.
Start a conversation →From the journal
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Thirty minutes, in person at the Yonge Street office or over a phone call. We'll talk about the market, your timeline, and whether we're the right fit. No obligation, no follow-up calls.