London is the 6th largest city in Ontario, Canada with over 366,000 people. It has many things to offer to new buyers as it’s famed for its healthcare and education system, and home to art exhibits and music festivals.

About the city

Founded by European settlers in the early 19th century, London, Ontario, have more than a few passing resemblance to its counterpart in the UK. Located on the river Thames, London was originally proposed as the capital of upper Canada and now makes part of a separate municipality, although it remains the seat of Middlesex county. Accommodation in London, Ontario with a sizeable community of transient medical professionals and students, that’s why short term rental market in city is especially active and could be a perfect option for those who want to get to know their new house before committing to a longer lease or buying. If people are renting long term, expect a one bedroom apartment in the city center to cost around 850 CAD per month, a premium of around 200 CAD when compared to similar properties on the outskirts of this city. Family sized, three bedroom apartments in the suburbs has the average 1,000 CAD per month, rising to 1,300 CAD in the city center. In Collingwood condos for sale , the Canadian housing market is very stable and London has many properties outside of the city costing a mean of 1,400 CAD per square meter. People who are moving to London with a young family, There are many different districts with a mix of old and new homes for sale in London, The different zones of London include white oak and Fairmont are great options for them. A bit of a hidden gem, white oak have tree lined streets, character properties and a vibrant, artistic community, while Fairmont’s circular design keeps passing traffic to a minimum. Young couples or those in search of bargain should consider the soho district. Very central with reasonable prices, this district is a little rough around the edges. However, it has attract the attention of a few developers and is beginning to feel very up and coming, with great restaurants and an idea for major redevelopment work in the pipeline.

Neighbourhood
Oakridge
Present in west London, Oakridge is an older neighbourhood that is known for its older and classic homes. Most of the properties in this place date back to the 1950s, although deer ridge west and Oakridge crossing are built of newer, more modern houses. Mean house price is currently around $430,000 – this makes Oakridge vaguely more expensive than other surrounding areas.


Summerside
Summerside is a newer neighbourhood in London that is situated in southeast corner of the city. Many homes in this area are single family dwellings which are newer builds located on smaller lots.
River bend
The river bend is situated in northwest London and is bordered by the Thames River on multiple sides. It is surely the most expensive neighbourhoods in the London. The mean price of houses is $600,000.
Lambeth
Lembeth is very different neighbourhood that is located in southwest London. Most of the houses are single family homes.
Stoneybrook
Stoneybrook is quiet neighborhood present in north London that currently has around 7,000 residents. Most of the houses in this community are built in the 1980s and are bigger than average.


Contact Information:

Samantha Agares
Resident of London, Ontario
Realtor at. SKYLIFE Real Estate Group
905-999-7774 ext. 5027