Condos In London

Here's what no one tells you about selling your home to downsize in London.

Reading about it will not prepare you for it.

You can research the market, watch the prices, talk to your kids — and still not know the 3 decisions that quietly determine whether you protect what you've built or leave a significant amount of it behind.

The London market average is 97.2% of the asking price at sale. Our clients close at 99.2%. On a $900,000 home, that spread is $18,000 — tracked against LSTAR data.

The full picture isn't something I can put in a post. It depends on your home, your timeline, and what matters most to you on the other side of this move.

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The London Ontario Real Estate Market Has Shifted. Most People Haven't.

Most people planning a real estate move in London, Ontario, right now are working from assumptions that are 12 to 18 months out of date.

The market didn't crash. It didn't go back to 2022 either. It
rebalanced — and it did so unevenly.

Some neighbourhoods are tight. Others have more inventory than qualified buyers. Two homes on the same street can produce very different outcomes right now, depending entirely on their positioning.

That gap between what people assume and what's actually happening is where pricing mistakes, timing errors, and missed opportunities show up.

I've just published a full breakdown of what has quietly changed in 2026 — and what it means whether you're considering selling, tracking your equity, or planning a move to London.

If you want to know where you actually stand — not a generic valuation, not a sales pitch — you can request a precise market position overview here.

No obligation, takes two minutes.

https://enveloperealestate.com/market-position-london-ontario.html

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Six London Ontario Neighbourhoods That Are Above Average in Real Estate Numbers That Matter The real numbers that make a difference in how the real estate market in London Ontario is actually doing.