The bottom line

For more than two years, the London real estate market – from new builds to resale – has been on a downward trajectory. Is this the bottom?

A mid-year review

The real estate market hits the mid-year point pretty much the way it started — with falling prices and rising supply. And it’s not likely to change for the foreseeable future

The immigration impact

As immigration rates change, so is the demand for housing, reshaping both the homeownership and rental landscapes

The price is right?

With record low demand and historic high supply, how long will home prices remain stable?

Calculating uncertainty

Four months into 2025, a worrying supply trend continues to dominate the local real estate market

The great real estate stalemate

Sellers won’t sell, buyers won’t buy. The buyer-seller standoff holding the housing market hostage

Strategies for an uncertain market

Making real estate decisions during uncertain times: Advice for buyers and sellers

The trade war is here

Trump’s trade war on Canada has finally begun: What it might mean for you and your home

Where London’s housing market is headed in 2025

Despite political and economic uncertainty, London’s housing market inches toward a sense of normalcy and stability

Down we go

As London’s market lethargy lingers, home prices continue their downward march

Navigating a hard housing market

It’s no secret that the housing market is going through its fair share of ups and downs. But there are ways for buyers and sellers to plot a course and find confidence

Real estate myth-busting: Separating fact from fiction on interest rates

Every borrower wants to know where the Bank of Canada will take interest rates next. But understanding the bond market can provide a valuable heads-up for your mortgage rate decisions

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