Returning students push up rents

Rents for smaller units jump in September as London’s post-secondary institutions return to in-class learning

Listings plunge in September

Low inventory continues to shape the region’s residential real estate market

Western heads downtown

Western University has purchased the Greene-Swift Building at 450 Talbot Street

Two very different problems

Commercial real estate Q3: Concerns deepen for the city’s downtown office market, while supply shortages on the industrial side continue to hamper growth

Driving transactions

With more and more local homebuyers arriving via the 401, the A Team makes the jump to a Toronto-based brokerage

Home inventory reaches record low

At the current rate of home sales activity, it would take less than a month to liquidate the entire housing inventory in the London region

A tale of two worlds

CBRE Q2 market report: Concerns mount for London’s office market, while industrial supply unable to satisfy demand

Volume rages on, prices cool

Regional home sales post another volume record, but average prices in London drop for the second consecutive month

CAPREIT expands presence in London

The acquisition of seven apartment buildings by CAPREIT signals confidence in city’s residential rental sector

Confronting the challenges together

As the economy reopens and the use of commercial buildings and spaces face change, commercial landlords and tenants need to work together

No hurry to cool

Home sales continue to sizzle with region recording its second-best May on record

Rents post gains in April

In contrast to a national decline, London residential rents record gains in April

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