With nearly two decades of real estate experience, Andrew is one of Strata&rsquo;s most seasoned agents. Having entered the industry at the age of 25, he has built quite a referral network over the years. After all, it&rsquo;s Andrew&rsquo;s stellar reputation that has allowed him to help hundreds of clients find their perfect home.Having grown up in Toronto and Mississauga, this agent is fully immersed in the markets he services. Andrew reflects that knowledge back to clients, so they can feel more involved in the process. His ultimate goal is to find everyone a home that aligns with their needs &mdash; while presenting a great long-term investment. This way, the client is in a positive equity state if they ever decide to move.With an education in economics and a former career in banking, he believes that buying a property is more than just a place to call home. It&rsquo;s also the gateway to building personal wealth.&ldquo;The greatest compliment is seeing my clients be able to live their best lives, having gained financial freedom through real estate.&rdquo;An avid traveller with an adventurous spirit, Andrew enjoys exploring new places. He also likes to stay active, lending to his life-long interest in fitness culture. And with a passion for running, don&rsquo;t be surprised if you ever spot Andrew sprinting across Ontario&rsquo;s countryside.

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Andrew Brunner

With nearly two decades of real estate experience, Andrew is one of Strata&rsquo;s most seasoned agents. Having entered the industry at the age of 25, he has built quite a referral network over the years. After all, it&rsquo;s Andrew&rsquo;s stellar reputation that has allowed him to help hundreds of clients find their perfect home.Having grown up in Toronto and Mississauga, this agent is fully immersed in the markets he services. Andrew reflects that knowledge back to clients, so they can feel more involved in the process. His ultimate goal is to find everyone a home that aligns with their needs &mdash; while presenting a great long-term investment. This way, the client is in a positive equity state if they ever decide to move.

Rosenburg

Beautiful upgraded 3 bedroom stacked townhouse for rent.it is corner unit on very good family oriented neighborhood. quartz countertop in Kitchen and washrooms .open concept kitchen and family room. large balcony and no carpet in the house. it has 2 parking spot. Close to Shopping Mall Notto miss.

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Kitchener

Wildflower Crossing

Wildflower Crossing stands 2 storeys tall at 2-144 Daylily Lane and contains 176 units. This <a href="https://strata.ca/waterloo/kitchener">Kitchener condo</a> was completed in 2017 by Mattamy Homes Canada. Suite sizes range from 1000 square feet to 1699 square feet.

Mattamy Homes Canada

MF Property Management Ltd.

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On average, units at 2-144 Daylily Lane sell 3.31% above the list price, and units have a medium chance of receiving multiple offers (aka a &ldquo;bidding war&rdquo;). The average cost per-square-foot in the condo (based on past 12 months of sales) is $440 and units sell with 18 days on market on average. Over the past 12 months, 7 have sold and 11 have have been rented here.

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	2 Bed	3 Bed
Price Range	$520,000 - $549,500	$550,000 - $644,000
Avg. Cost Per Sqft	$454	$467
Price Range	$2,299 - $2,550	$2,549 - $2,800
Avg. Wait for Unit Availability	82 Days	107 Days
Avg. Wait for Unit Availability	86 Days	214 Days
Ratio of Units in Building	50%	50%

144 Daylily Lane

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