St. Thomas is the value play in this corridor — generally more house for the money than London, twenty-odd minutes down the road, with real employment momentum behind it. That combination has made it competitive, so being pre-approved and ready to move matters more here than it used to.
The most common reason buyers look here after starting in London: the same budget typically stretches noticeably further.
The Volkswagen PowerCo battery plant and Amazon facility have brought sustained job growth and attention to the local housing market.
Roughly twenty to twenty-five minutes, which makes it viable for buyers working in London who want more space.
Harvest Run and Miller's Pond are among the region's more active new-home communities, so there's builder inventory as well as resale.
Each pocket prices and lives differently. Here's the short version — the full St. Thomas neighbourhood guide goes deeper.
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Generally yes — that price gap is the main reason buyers cross over from London. How wide the gap is at any given moment depends on the property type and how competitive the market is that month, so it's worth comparing live listings in both rather than assuming a fixed difference. I work both markets and can show you the same budget side by side.
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