Current data on home prices, days on market, and neighbourhood breakdowns to help buyers and sellers make informed decisions in London ON's 2025 market.
London's 2025 real estate market is operating in a balanced environment — more inventory and less competition than the 2021–2022 peak, but still steady demand from a growing population and ongoing affordability advantage over the GTA. For buyers, conditions are more commonly accepted and there's more time to make considered decisions. For sellers, proper pricing and preparation still yields strong results.
London's value proposition versus other Ontario markets remains compelling in 2025:
2025 is a meaningfully better buying environment than 2021–2022. Inventory is higher, competing offers are less common, and conditional offers are routinely accepted. Interest rates remain elevated compared to pre-2022 levels but variable rates have been declining. Buyers who are financially ready will find more opportunities and less pressure than in recent years.
Sellers need to be realistic about pricing in 2025 — the days of listing anything above market and getting multiple offers are largely behind us in London's current climate. Well-priced, well-presented homes are still selling at approximately 98% of list price within 28 days on average. Overpriced homes sit, go stale, and sell for less. Strategic pricing from day one remains the most important decision a seller makes.
Most London ON market forecasts project moderate price appreciation of 3–6% through 2025 and into 2026, supported by population growth, easing interest rates, and sustained demand from GTA buyers seeking value. The rental market remains tight, supporting investment fundamentals for income-oriented buyers. As always, neighbourhood selection and timing within the local market cycle matter more than broad forecasts.
Rayna Elabed tracks the London ON market daily and can give you the most current picture for your specific neighbourhood.
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