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It depends on the type of home, and the numbers move through the day as homes are listed and taken off the market. The live median at the top covers every active London listing, split by type. For detached houses, look at houses for sale in London; for apartments and townhouses, condos for sale in London and townhouses for sale. These are asking prices, not sale prices: for what homes on a particular street have sold for, ask us.
Start with the map. Character homes and walkable streets cluster in Old North, Woodfield, Wortley Village and Old East Village, most of it inside the City's heritage conservation districts. The west end holds Byron, Riverbend and Oakridge; the north end Masonville, Stoneybrook and Sunningdale, close to Western University; the south Lambeth, White Oaks and Westmount.
Or set a price in What your budget buys and see how many homes fit in each neighbourhood.
Yes, seven designated Heritage Conservation Districts: East Woodfield (1994), Bishop Hellmuth (2003), Old East (2006), West Woodfield (2008), Downtown (2013), Blackfriars/Petersville (2015) and Wortley Village-Old South (2015). Exterior changes there may need a heritage alteration permit. Here is what changes when you buy in a heritage district.
Many buyers widen the search to St. Thomas, Komoka and Kilworth, Ilderton, Strathroy and Lucan, or to cottage country on Lake Huron and Lake Erie. We work in all of them, and you can see what is listed in each today.
London buyers pay Ontario land transfer tax only; there is no municipal land transfer tax. On a $600,000 home the tax is $8,475, and a qualifying first-time buyer gets up to $4,000 of it back. Work out your own figure in the land transfer tax calculator.
The number changes through the day. Our count at the top covers every home listed for sale in the City of London, through the London and St. Thomas Association of REALTORS® and neighbouring boards.
The spot downtown where the North and South branches of the Thames River meet. The river continues west past Byron.
No. Buyers pay Ontario land transfer tax only.
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