08/17/2026
The London market has changed, but what does that actually mean if you’re thinking about making a move?
If you’re buying: more inventory can mean more homes to compare, more room to negotiate in certain situations, and more time to make an informed decision. But that doesn’t mean every home is taking longer to sell, well-priced homes in desirable areas can still move quickly.
If you’re selling: buyers have more options, which means pricing and presentation matter. How your home compares to what else is available can have a big impact on the attention it gets.
And here’s the part that often gets lost in the headlines:
There isn’t one single “London market.”
A condo downtown, a townhouse in South London and a detached home in North London can all be experiencing different market conditions. Price range, neighbourhood and property type matter.
So instead of asking, “Is it a good market to buy or sell?” a better question is:
“What is happening in the market that applies to me?”
That’s where local data and looking at the right comparables becomes much more useful than a city-wide average.
Curious what the market is doing in your neighbourhood or price range?
Let’s have a chat. I can walk you through the current numbers and what they actually mean for you, whether you’re thinking about buying, selling, or just want to know where things stand.
Natasha Noel, REALTOR®
EXIT Realty Community
📱 519-697-1271
📧 [email protected]
