Homes for Sale in London, Ontario
London is the largest market in the region and the one with the most inventory, which cuts both ways: more to choose from, and more competition on anything well-priced in a desirable pocket. Search below by budget or property type, or start from the neighbourhood you're actually considering.
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Find a London Home in Your Price Range
What Makes London Different From the Rest of the Corridor
The deepest inventory in the region
More listings turn over here than in St. Thomas, Woodstock and the tri-cities combined, so there's usually something matching your criteria at any given time.
Two post-secondary anchors
Western University and Fanshawe College underpin both the rental market and long-term demand, which matters if resale or an income suite is part of your plan.
Genuinely distinct pockets
Old North, Wortley Village, Byron, Masonville and Summerside are different markets with different price points. Picking the wrong one for your budget wastes months.
No municipal land transfer tax
Unlike Toronto, London charges only the provincial land transfer tax — a real, measurable saving at closing on the same purchase price.
Which London Neighbourhood Fits Your Budget
Each pocket prices and lives differently. Here's the short version — the full London neighbourhood guide goes deeper.
Turn your search into a shortlist
Start with your lender-confirmed range and keep cash aside for closing and near-term repairs. Compare the same home type across neighbourhoods, then check condition, fees and the route to your daily destinations.
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Live listings, updated continuously — no filter applied, the full London market.
London Buyer Questions, Answered Straight
It depends heavily on the pocket — an Old North century home and a Summerside new build are not the same market. Rather than quote a single average that won't match what you're actually shopping for, use the price bands above to see live listings in your range, or call and I'll pull current comparables for the specific neighbourhoods you're considering.
Across all residential home types in London, the median days on market was 29 days for July–September 2026, and the average sale-to-list ratio was about 97%. Those city-wide averages are not a guarantee for any one home. Figures are compiled by Andy Nagpal from PropTx MLS® System data (REALM), retrieved 2 Oct 2026; they are not official board statistics.
Andy reviews the property and recent comparable sales, then sets a personal selling range on the homeowner's private dashboard. City medians are context only. Condition, layout and upgrades decide where one home sits inside the range.
It comes down to whether you want more space or a shorter commute. Areas like Summerside and parts of the southeast tend to offer newer builds at more accessible price points, while Old South and Old East Village trade square footage for walkability and character. I cover all of them and will give you a straight comparison against your pre-approval, not a sales pitch.
The two post-secondary institutions create steady rental demand, and multi-family inventory does come up. Whether a specific property works depends entirely on the numbers — purchase price, financing, realistic rents and vacancy. I'll model an actual property with you rather than talk in generalities.
Typically four to eight weeks from accepted offer to closing. The search itself varies widely — a flexible buyer with a broad criteria list can be done in weeks, while a specific pocket and layout can take months of waiting for the right listing.
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