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Richmond-based independent brokerage on Alexandra Road in the Golden Village, with a sales team well over a hundred strong. Beyond resale listings it also runs rental property management and strata management, so landlords use it as much as buyers do.
Choosing a brokerage in this city works better when you think about the submarket rather than the sign on the door. Steveston heritage houses, Golden Village condos, east Richmond acreage and City Centre presales are four different businesses. An agent fluent in one is not automatically useful in another. The mismatch usually surfaces too late to fix.
Interlink is an independent brokerage with an Alexandra Road address, which is a logical place for one. The strip is best known for its restaurants, but the floors above and behind those ground-floor kitchens hold a considerable amount of office space, and the Golden Village sits at the center of the city's Chinese-speaking commercial life. A large local firm gives you better odds of finding the right individual inside it than a small one does.
The difference from a franchise office is range. Alongside resale listings it handles rental property management and strata management, which means landlords and strata councils are clients as much as buyers and sellers are. Richmond has an unusual amount of strata housing. The tower clusters around Brighouse and Lansdowne, the townhouse complexes across the middle of the island, the older low-rise blocks in between: all of it generates ongoing management work rather than one-off transactions, and that steadier business tends to keep local firms rooted here.
In the Golden Village neighbourhood of Richmond.
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