Jennifer Van Geytenbeek - Etobicoke Realtor

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Jennifer Van Geytenbeek - Etobicoke Realtor Helping Toronto west-end homeowners navigate their next move with clarity and confidence. Realtor® with Royal LePage RES Ltd., Brokerage

Penthouse living. Lake and city views. Two parking spaces. Two lockers. This one deserves your attention. ✨Welcome to **...
10/08/2026

Penthouse living. Lake and city views. Two parking spaces. Two lockers. This one deserves your attention. ✨

Welcome to **Penthouse 201 at 88 Palace Pier Court**, in Mimico’s Nevis Condominiums.

Beautifully renovated with high-end finishes, this approximately **1,296 sq. ft. two-bedroom suite** offers the space to live comfortably and entertain beautifully.

The custom kitchen features quartz countertops, floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, an integrated refrigerator and an oversized breakfast bar made for gathering. A dedicated dining room, hardwood floors, three professionally designed California Closets and a generous primary retreat with a five-piece ensuite make this home as practical as it is stylish.

Your southeast-facing tiled balcony brings morning sun, lake and city views, and a gas line for your BBQ. And those extras? **Two parking spaces and two lockers.**

Enjoy a boutique community with a 24-hour concierge, gym, sauna, guest suite, rooftop party room and terrace—all just steps from the waterfront trails, with restaurants, coffee shops, groceries and transit close by.

📍 **Penthouse 201 | 88 Palace Pier Court | Mimico**
💰 **Offered at $1,149,000**

This is not your average condo. Come see what makes it exceptional.

**Message me for details or to book your private showing.**

10/08/2026

JUST LISTED | PENTHOUSE LIVING AT NEVIS!

And this one is a showstopper! 🤍

Beautifully renovated with sophisticated, high-end finishes, this spacious 2-bedroom penthouse offers approximately 1,296 sq. ft. of stunning living space.

✨ Custom renovated kitchen with premium finishes
✨ Spacious open-concept living and dining
✨ 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
✨ Southeast-facing balcony with lake and city views
✨ Gas BBQ hookup
✨ TWO parking spaces + TWO lockers!
✨ Steps to the waterfront, trails, restaurants and more!

Beautifully renovated. Exceptionally spacious. Incredible views. And those rare extras that make all the difference.

This is NOT your average condo!

📩 DM me for more information or to book your private showing!

Fresh fall air, a quiet moment, and a chance to just breathe.Life gets busy, minds get noisy, and sometimes the best res...
10/07/2026

Fresh fall air, a quiet moment, and a chance to just breathe.

Life gets busy, minds get noisy, and sometimes the best reset is as simple as stepping outside and taking it all in.

A Buyer Representation Agreement doesn’t have to be complicated.It simply sets out the relationship between you and the ...
10/05/2026

A Buyer Representation Agreement doesn’t have to be complicated.

It simply sets out the relationship between you and the brokerage representing you. It covers what services are included, how long the agreement lasts, and how compensation works.

The biggest thing? Read it, ask questions, and understand what you’re signing.

Your Realtor should be able to explain it clearly.

Me all day: I’m exhausted. I cannot wait to go to bed.Me the second my head hits the pillow:Did I reply to that email?Wh...
10/02/2026

Me all day: I’m exhausted. I cannot wait to go to bed.

Me the second my head hits the pillow:
Did I reply to that email?
What did that text mean?
What do I have tomorrow?
Did I lock the door?
Should I reorganize my entire life at 11:47 p.m.?

Meanwhile, Lincoln is beside me sleeping like he has absolutely no responsibilities.

Well, this is a first for me.I don’t always ask buyers to sign a Buyer Representation Agreement the minute we start work...
09/30/2026

Well, this is a first for me.

I don’t always ask buyers to sign a Buyer Representation Agreement the minute we start working together.

Maybe I should. But the truth is, once people have actually worked with me and we’ve spent some time together, I’ve never had someone decide they didn’t want me as their Realtor.

I think what I bring to the table becomes pretty obvious, pretty quickly.

I’ve been working with a pair of first-time buyers for a while now. We’ve been out together several times. I’ve researched properties, answered questions, explained the process, pulled comparables, talked strategy and spent many, many hours helping them get to the point where they felt comfortable buying their first home.

We were actually getting ready to write an offer, so I prepared the BRA and went through it with them.

And then another Realtor offered them cashback.

Suddenly the conversation became, essentially, “Give us cashback too, or we’ll work with someone else.”

My answer?

Okay.

I genuinely wish them well.

Because I don’t discount my services to win business.

That may not be the answer everyone wants to hear, but I’m completely comfortable with it.

There is a lot more that goes into being a good Realtor than opening doors and writing an offer.

You’re paying for experience. Advice. Strategy. Negotiating. Market knowledge. Availability. Problem solving. Due diligence. Relationships. Professionalism. Integrity. And someone who is going to tell you what you need to hear, even when it isn’t necessarily what you want to hear.

You’re also paying for the countless hours behind the scenes that clients often never see.

And yes, Realtors earn a commission. But gross commission is not take-home pay. Brokerage fees, commission splits, business expenses and taxes all come out of that amount.

So when someone asks me to hand back part of my income after I’ve already invested hours and hours working for them, my answer is going to be no.

There will always be someone willing to charge less.

There will always be someone willing to give something back to get the business.

That’s their business model. It isn’t mine.

I know the level of service I provide. I know how hard I work for my clients. And I know the responsibility I take on when someone trusts me with what is often the largest financial decision of their life.

I’m not interested in being the cheapest Realtor.

I’m interested in being worth what I’m paid.

And I think there’s a very big difference.

Before you renovate your house to sell it, please call your Realtor. I mean that sincerely.I’ve walked into plenty of ho...
09/28/2026

Before you renovate your house to sell it, please call your Realtor.

I mean that sincerely.

I’ve walked into plenty of homes where the sellers have already spent good money getting ready to list, only for me to think, I really wish we had talked first.

Because not every improvement gives you your money back.

Sometimes fresh paint, better lighting, decluttering and a few small cosmetic changes will do far more for a sale than an expensive renovation.

And sometimes the best advice is actually to leave something alone and let the next owner make it their own.

Before my sellers spend money, I want to look at three things: what buyers in that neighbourhood are expecting, what the competing homes look like, and whether the improvement is actually likely to change the sale price.

The goal isn’t to make your house perfect.

It’s to spend your money where buyers will actually notice it.

And occasionally, that means me saying, “Please put the credit card away.”

Some weeks are busy in all the obvious ways.Showings, calls, appointments, running from one thing to the next.But lately...
09/25/2026

Some weeks are busy in all the obvious ways.

Showings, calls, appointments, running from one thing to the next.

But lately I’ve been thinking about how much of life is actually made up of the smaller moments in between.

A walk outside.
A quiet coffee stop.
A conversation that stays with you.
A little bit of time to think before the next thing starts.

Real estate can be very fast-paced, and I genuinely love that part of it. But I also think there’s something to be said for not rushing through every season just because you can.

Sometimes the best thing you can do is slow down enough to notice where you are.

And maybe enjoy the view for a minute.

There’s something about handing over the keys that never gets old. By that point, there have usually been a lot of steps...
09/23/2026

There’s something about handing over the keys that never gets old.

By that point, there have usually been a lot of steps.

The search.
The showings.
The second-guessing.
The offer.
The paperwork.
The waiting.

And then suddenly, it’s real.

You’re standing at the door to a place that is actually yours.

That’s one of my favourite parts of this job.

Yes, I love the strategy, the negotiations and helping people make smart decisions. But I also love this part. The part where a client gets to stop thinking about buying a home and actually start living in it.

A little key. A very big moment.

If you saw my story last week, you already know I did something I would normally never do.I showed up to a listing prese...
09/21/2026

If you saw my story last week, you already know I did something I would normally never do.

I showed up to a listing presentation in flip-flops.

I had everything else with me. My presentation, my notes, my comps, my plan. Somehow, my heels were sitting very comfortably at home.

Mortifying.

This photo is much more like how I usually like to show up.

Because when someone invites me into their home to talk about selling it, I take that seriously. I want to be prepared, polished, and ready to answer the questions that matter.

But apparently, every once in a while, even a Realtor has to make the presentation and let the footwear be what it is.

Thankfully, the shoes are not what sells the house.

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