The spring effect

Spring has arrived, and like the weather, London’s real estate market is showing mixed trends as we head into what is historically the industry’s busiest time of the year

Falling leaves, rising trends

October ends with an uptick in home sales, but a surge of new listings and further price declines intensify market softening

Reckoning for realtors

The big questions, the ones that continue to cloud realtors’ fates, are whether buyers and sellers return in force and how that will affect prices

Unlocking opportunity

If you’re among the many homebuyers and sellers who’ve been sitting on the real estate sidelines, now may be the time to get your ducks in a row

Home of the Week: 893 Reeves Avenue

893 Reeves Avenue: $759,900 for a family friendly Hyde Park home close to schools, parks and amenities

Return to balanced

After a wild year-long ride, our housing market is right back to where it started from. Here’s what we can expect going forward

The times they are a-changin’

With a decline in property showings and a rise in days on market, affordability makes a return

Signs of softening

London-area home sales cool in March as the average transaction price in the city dips to just above $800,000

Picking up where we left off

More than 525 homes changed hands in the London region in January, LSTAR reports, with the average price surging yet again

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

Real Estate Recap: August 3 to 9, 2020

Residential market analysis and a sampling of high- and low-priced listings in London last week

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