When Mark and his wife Lorraine decided to sell their home on Dowden Avenue in Brantford, they were entering a new chapter in life. Both were preparing for retirement and had already moved into a rental property that better suited their needs. They reached out to DCI Properties after seeing some of our videos online and reading our Google reviews.

When Mike reached out to DCI Properties, he was on a tight timeline. Living on Westminster Boulevard in Windsor, he and his partner already had several young children, and another baby on the way. Their current house just didn’t have the space they needed anymore.

When Rizwana reached out to us, she was living in Alberta but still owned a townhouse in London, Ontario that had long-time tenants. The tenants had been there since 2012, but over the years they stopped paying rent and weren’t maintaining the property.

When Ron and his partner decided to sell their family home on Kitchener Avenue in London, it wasn’t an easy decision. The house needed a lot of work, and they were juggling a tight timeline — they needed to move across the country to Nova Scotia to help care for Ron’s father, whose health was declining.

When Sherri and her husband Brad reached out to DCI Properties, they were helping Sherri’s mom, Margaret, sell her home on Montgomery Road in St. Thomas. Margaret was 79 years old and had lived in that house her entire life. She had bought it decades earlier from her own parents – Sherri’s grandparents – and it had been in the family for over 50 years.

When Ryan and his wife reached out to DCI Properties about selling their home 45 minutes north of London in a town called Teeswater, they were feeling the pressure of big life changes. Ryan worked full-time as a game developer, and his wife, a nurse, had just accepted a new position at a hospital in Kitchener. Her new job meant a 45-minute commute each way; far too long to manage sustainably, and the couple knew it was time to move.

When Larry reached out to DCI Properties, he wasn’t sure what to expect. He had been in residential construction for many years and was working on renovating a home on Waterloo Street in London. But as happens sometimes with big renovation projects, it had started to get away from him.

When Janet reached out to DCI Properties about selling her townhome in Acton, she was juggling more than most people could imagine. She had been planning a major life change moving to the U.S. to marry her fiancé of 12 years, but when COVID hit, everything was suddenly up in the air. Borders closed, plans were put on hold, and what was supposed to be an exciting new chapter became a waiting game filled with uncertainty.

When Linda and her husband reached out to DCI Properties, they had been thinking about selling their home on London Road in Sarnia for several years. Their kids had grown up and moved out, and they were ready to downsize into something smaller, ideally a bungalow that would be easier to manage.