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Living in London, Ontario
A city guide from local realtors: neighbourhoods by area, who each one suits, prices and what's for sale now.
London at a glance

Big city amenities, neighbourhood feel.
London has two major hospitals, Western University and Fanshawe College, a long run of parks and trails along the Thames, and home prices well below the GTA. Most neighbourhoods feel like their own small town, which is why picking the right one matters as much as the house.
- No city land transfer tax Only the Ontario tax applies.
- 401 and 402 at the south edge Easy for Toronto, Windsor and Sarnia trips.
- Thames Valley Parkway Trails through the city along the river.
London neighbourhoods by area
Tap any area for prices, schools, drive times and who it suits.
Central London
Downtown LondonCondos, Covent Garden Market and car free living~$550K median list
Old East VillageHeritage homes, a weekend market and Dundas St arts~$465K median list
Old NorthCentury homes, Gibbons Park and a walk to Western~$700K median list
SoHoVictorian streets, deep history and a walk downtown~$620K london average
Wortley Village and Old SouthCentury homes, a walkable village and downtown close by~$629K average saleNorth London
MasonvilleMasonville Place, Western next door and forest trails~$650K median list
StoneybrookBig treed lots, creek trails and a walk to Masonville~$700K median list
SunningdaleGolf club setting, newer homes, Masonville nearby~$799K median list
UplandsNewer homes, a trail down the middle, Masonville nearby~$827K median listEast London
South London
Southwest London
West London
Northwest London
Southeast London
Northeast London
Who each area suits
Where our guides rate an area a great fit.
Byron, Fox Hollow, Highland, Hyde Park, Lambeth, Oakridge, Stoney Creek, Stoneybrook, Summerside, Uplands, Westmount
Downtown London, Glen Cairn and Pond Mills, Hamilton Road, Old East Village, White Oaks


Local agents who know these streets.
Mackenzie and Dan Hinschberger, RE/MAX Centre City. More than 40 years of combined experience across London, Elgin and Middlesex, a strong background in construction, and a network of trusted trades for everything that comes up along the way.
Questions about living in London
For most people, yes. London has two major hospitals, Western University and Fanshawe College, a big park system along the Thames, and prices well below the GTA. The right neighbourhood depends on what you want day to day, which is what our guides are for.
Across our neighbourhood guides, average sale prices run from about $369K to $881K, depending on the area and the type of home. Each guide has dated numbers and price ranges by home type.
Areas our guides rate a great fit for families include Byron, Fox Hollow, Highland, Hyde Park, Lambeth, Oakridge, Stoney Creek, Stoneybrook, Summerside, Uplands, Westmount. Schools, parks and lot sizes are covered in each guide.
No. London charges no municipal land transfer tax, so you only pay the Ontario tax. First-time buyers can get up to $4,000 of it back.
Yes. We work across London, Elgin and Middlesex, including St. Thomas, Strathroy, Ilderton, Komoka, Dorchester, Lucan and more.















