Viewhomes.ca Team

08/09/2026

Congratulations to my client on the purchase of her brand new freehold townhome in Thorndale. We took the time to find the right project, one that actually fit her needs and her goals, and made sure she took full advantage of the HST rebate incentive on new homes while it’s available.

New construction comes with its own set of considerations, and having someone in your corner who knows how to navigate it makes all the difference. So happy for her and excited to see her settle in.

If you’re thinking about new construction and want to do it right, let’s talk.

Liam Cope
Broker
NuVista Pinnacle Realty

📍 Thorndale, ON

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08/09/2026

The July numbers for London and St. Thomas are in, and the story is about choice rather than price.

686 homes sold last month. The average sale price came in at $603,006, which is almost exactly where it sat in June, about $3,600 apart on more than $600,000.

What actually changed is supply. Active listings hit 3,367, the highest July level in a decade, and inventory rose to 4.9 months. The sales to new listings ratio climbed to 44.5 percent, which puts the region right at the edge of balanced conditions.

Detached homes averaged $649,459. Townhouses came in at $470,003 and condo apartments at $353,621.

Buyers have more to look at than they have in years. Sellers are taking a little longer, with median days on market moving from 25 to 30.

Full breakdown by property type and reporting area, updated monthly and free to cite: https://www.viewhomes.ca/blog/london-st-thomas-real-estate-housing-market-update/

07/09/2026

Here is the chart that explains why buying a home in the GTA feels impossible right now.

Since 2015, the price of a typical home shot straight up while the average paycheque barely moved. At the 2022 peak a home cost 13 years of a full household income. Even after prices came down, we are still sitting at almost 9 years today. It used to be closer to 5.

The two lines used to sit right on top of each other. Now look at the gap.

We built a free tool where you can see exactly how your city compares. Milton, Oakville, Vaughan, Mississauga, Toronto, Ajax, Innisfil, they are all in there. Pick yours and watch the gap for yourself.

See where your city lands here: https://www.viewhomes.ca/ontario/gta-home-price-to-income-ratio/

07/04/2026

📊 Toronto & GTA Housing Market, June 2026

June brought a real shift in the market. More buyers stepped in while sellers held back, and you can see it across the numbers.

Here's where things landed:

🏠 6,770 homes sold, up 9.4% from last year 💰 Average price $1,058,658, down 3.9% from last year 📉 MLS® HPI benchmark down 5.4% from last year 📋 New listings 17,282, down 12.9% 🔑 Active listings 27,329, down 13.5%

So demand is climbing while new supply keeps shrinking. That mix usually points to a market steadying itself, and it's worth keeping an eye on if you're thinking about buying or selling later this year.

We cover every property type and all 25+ GTA municipalities in the full report 👇

📍 Read the full June 2026 report: https://www.viewhomes.ca/blog/toronto-real-estate-market-statistics/

Data from TRREB MLS®

The latest Toronto housing market statistics. GTA average sale price, MLS® HPI, condo prices, sales by property type and every surrounding municipality — updated monthly with TRREB MLS® data.

07/04/2026

📊 London & St. Thomas Real Estate — June 2026 Market Update

June held steady. Here's where the market landed:

🏡 753 homes sold — up 1.6% from last June
💰 Average price: $606,614
📈 Typical home (HPI benchmark): $561,100
📦 4.6 months of inventory — balanced territory
⏱️ Homes sold in a median of 26 days

By home type:
• Detached: $662,985
• Townhouse: $470,204
• Condo apartment: $319,021

The read: sales edged up, listings barely moved, and the typical home value is now flat over three months after a long stretch of decline. This looks like a settled market — not a turning one. Good news if you've been waiting for things to stop bouncing around.

Thinking about buying or selling this year? The full breakdown — by neighbourhood, property type, and price trend — is in our latest report. 👇

🔗 https://www.viewhomes.ca/blog/london-st-thomas-real-estate-housing-market-update/

Questions about your specific street or price range? Drop a comment or send us a message. 📩

06/11/2026

The May numbers are in for London & St. Thomas 📊

776 homes sold last month, up 8.8% from a year ago, with the average price at $662,292. Inventory's still balanced at 4.3 months, but buyers are clearly back this spring.

We break down the LSTAR data by price, type and region every month, all in one place.

Full report 👉

Track London & St. Thomas housing market statistics using MLS® data. Updated monthly with average prices, HPI benchmarks, housing types, and regional breakdowns.

04/18/2026

🏡 March 2026 Market Update: London & St. Thomas

586 homes sold in March — up 4.1% from a year ago and 186 more than February. Spring is here and the market is moving.

Key numbers:
📊 Average sale price: $627,112
📊 HPI benchmark: $563,000
📊 Months of inventory: 4.7
📊 Median days on market: 25

Looking for a neighbourhood breakdown? London North averaged $731,902 while London East came in at $480,516 — showing just how much location matters in this market.

Full stats by area, property type, and benchmark price on the blog 👇

Track London & St. Thomas housing market statistics using MLS® data. Updated monthly with average prices, HPI benchmarks, housing types, and regional breakdowns.