London Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $666K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $60K |
| Highest Price | $3.5M |
| Total Listings | 82 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $344 |
Property Types (active listings)
MLS® Listings in London ON | Homes for Sale
- All Listings
- Under $100,000
- $100,000 - $200,000
- $200,000 - $300,000
- $300,000 - $400,000
- $400,000 - $500,000
- $500,000 - $600,000
- $600,000 - $700,000
- $700,000 - $800,000
- $800,000 - $900,000
- $900,000 - $1,000,000
- Over $1,000,000
London, Ontario Real Estate
Real estate in London stretches from historic districts near the core to master‑planned neighbourhoods on the city’s edge. Downtown offers contemporary condos, loft‑style suites in converted buildings, and townhome infill close to offices, nightlife, and the Covent Garden Market. Tree‑lined avenues and generous parkland shape the city’s look and feel, with the river valley knitting communities together.
Character homes are a hallmark of Woodfield, Old North, and Old South’s Wortley Village, where Victorian and Edwardian architecture features wide front porches, stained glass, tall baseboards, and gables. Inside, buyers often find original hardwood, brick fireplaces, and updated kitchens with stone counters. Many properties sit on deep lots with mature gardens, creating an established, storybook setting.
To the west and north, areas such as Byron, Oakridge, Riverbend, Hyde Park, Masonville, and Sunningdale showcase spacious two‑storeys, classic ranch and side‑split designs, and new‑build townhomes. Exteriors commonly mix brick, stone, and modern siding, while attached garages, finished basements, and backyard decks suit busy households. In the south and east, Westmount, White Oaks, Summerside, and Argyle provide a variety of bungalows, semis, and starter homes on quiet crescents near schools and community centres.
London’s layout radiates from the downtown core at the river’s confluence, with neighbourhoods connected by greenways and major arterial roads. Student‑friendly pockets near Western University and around Fanshawe College offer rentals, accessory suites, and condo options, all within reach of cafés, transit, and campus amenities. Across the city, meticulous streetscaping, large shade trees, and pocket parks reinforce the Forest City character.
amenities & attractions
Outdoors, locals flock to Springbank Park for riverside trails, picnics, and visits to Storybook Gardens, while the Thames Valley Parkway provides a sweeping multi‑use path for cycling and jogging. Fanshawe Conservation Area adds camping, paddling, and woodland hikes, and Boler Mountain brings skiing, snowboarding, and a treetop adventure course to the west end.
Culture and entertainment thrive downtown at Budweiser Gardens, home ice for the London Knights and a major concert venue. Museum London anchors the art scene near the river, the Grand Theatre stages acclaimed productions, and the Aeolian Hall in Old East Village is beloved for intimate shows. The Kellogg Lane complex houses a massive indoor adventure park, eateries, and creative event spaces. Signature gatherings include TD Sunfest in Victoria Park, Home County Music & Art Festival, Pride London Festival, and the Forest City Film Festival, alongside the Western Fair District’s year‑round exhibitions.
- Springbank Park trails
- Budweiser Gardens events
- Covent Garden Market
- Boler Mountain adventure
location & area information
London sits midway between the Great Lakes, with easy day trips to Port Stanley on Lake Erie and Grand Bend on Lake Huron. The Thames River flows through the city, meeting at the downtown forks beside Harris Park and Museum London. A four‑season climate brings warm, green summers and snowy winters shaped by lake‑effect systems, appealing to fans of both patios and powder days.
Health care, education, and insurance anchor the local economy through London Health Sciences Centre, St. Joseph’s Health Care London, Western University, Fanshawe College, and Canada Life, while advanced manufacturing, life sciences, agri‑food, and tech startups round out a diverse employment base. London International Airport provides convenient flights, Via Rail connects downtown to Toronto and Windsor, and London Transit offers frequent bus service across the city. Cyclists and runners enjoy extensive paths along the Thames, and drivers benefit from direct links to regional corridors reaching Kitchener‑Waterloo, Stratford, and the border.
- The Forks of the Thames
- Western University campus
- Fanshawe College
- Victoria Park
- Western Fair District
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