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If you have been scrolling listings between coffee breaks and wondering whether homeownership in the Forest City is finally within reach, you are not alone. As of October 2026, the average house price in London Ontario is one of the most searched real estate questions in Southwestern Ontario — and for good reason. After three years of rate cuts, stabilizing inflation, and a steady influx of GTA buyers heading west along the 401, London's market looks very different than it did at the frenzied peaks of 2022.

This guide is written specifically for first-time home buyers trying to make sense of today's numbers. We will unpack current prices by property type and neighbourhood, explain what your monthly carrying cost actually looks like at today's mortgage…

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If you're a homeowner in London, Ontario thinking about selling this fall, understanding where prices sit right now is the single most important step before you plant a sign on the lawn. The average house price in London Ontario has moved meaningfully over the past 18 months, and as of September 2026, sellers are working in a market that looks very different from the frenzy of 2021 or the correction of 2023. Timing, pricing, and presentation matter more than ever.

This guide breaks down current numbers, neighbourhood-level trends, buyer behaviour, and the practical steps you should take before listing. Whether you're downsizing from a family home in Byron, cashing out of an investment duplex near Old East Village, or relocating from Masonville, this is…

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If you bought your first home in London, Ontario three, five, or seven years ago, congratulations — you're sitting on what is likely your largest financial asset. As of June 2026, many local homeowners are looking around their starter bungalow in Old South or their semi in Stoneybrook and asking the same question: is now the right time to move up? The answer depends on equity, rates, inventory, and timing — and the real estate London Ontario market in 2026 is sending some surprisingly clear signals.

This guide is built specifically for move-up buyers — homeowners ready to trade the 1,200 sq ft starter for a 2,400 sq ft family home in north London, a executive property in Byron, or a forever home in Hyde Park. We'll walk through what the market looks…

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