Most buyers and sellers in London, Ontario, are making decisions based on market assumptions that are 12 to 18 months out of date. This post explains what has quietly changed — and where to get a precise picture of where you actually stand right now.

If you've been watching the London Ontario real estate market from the sidelines — or quietly planning your next move — there's a good chance the picture in your head doesn't match what's actually happening right now.

That's not a criticism. It's a pattern. National headlines describe a market. Local data tells a different story. And the gap between the two is where timing errors, pricing mistakes, and missed opportunities live.

Here's what has quietly changed in 2026.

The Market Rebalanced — But Not Evenly

London didn't crash. It didn't return to the seller's market of 2021 and 2022 either. It rebalanced — and it did so unevenly across neighbourhoods, price ranges, and property types.

City-wide, London currently sits at approximately 5.4 months of inventory. That number sounds balanced. But individual neighbourhoods tell a completely different story — ranging from 3.8 months in tighter pockets like Byron to over 7 months in segments where supply has outpaced qualified buyer demand. According to the London and St. Thomas Association of REALTORS, inventory across the region has increased 19.8% year-over-year — giving today's qualified buyers more choices and more patience than at any point in the last four years.

That spread is the entire story. Two homes on the same street, in the same price range, can produce very different outcomes depending entirely on their positioning.

What This Means If You're Considering Selling

Sellers who are pricing based on what a neighbour sold for in 2023 — or on an automated online estimate — are relying on the wrong data. In the $700,000 to $1.2 million range, properly positioned homes in established neighbourhoods are still achieving within 1 to 2% of the asking price. Homes priced on outdated assumptions are sitting, accumulating days on market, and ultimately selling for less than they would have if positioned correctly from day one.

The cost of that gap isn't theoretical. It's measurable — and it shows up on your closing statement.

What This Means If You're Considering Buying

Buyers in London's $700k+ range have more information and more patience than at any point in recent memory. The qualified buyer in this market has typically been watching active inventory for 60 to 90 days before making contact. That means the window to act on well-positioned properties is real — but the assumption that all properties have equal negotiating room is equally wrong.

Where you have room depends on property type, neighbourhood, and days on market. Where you don't depends on the same three factors. Generalizing either direction is expensive.

Waiting Has a Cost Too

For a long time, waiting felt like the safe move. In a market defined by uneven inventory and shifting buyer confidence, waiting without understanding your position can quietly cost you — fewer qualified buyers as seasons change, narrowing timing windows if your next move has a deadline, and more competition if others in your neighbourhood decide to act at the same time.

This isn't about urgency. It's about knowing exactly where you stand before conditions shift around you.

See Where You Actually Fit

The homeowners and buyers who move well in this market share one thing in common — they understood their specific position before they needed to act on it.

If you're considering selling, tracking your equity, or planning a move to London, Ontario, the starting point is a precise market position overview — not a generic valuation, not a sales call, and not a recycled market report.

You can request yours here — it takes two minutes, and there's no obligation:

See Where You Fit in the 2026 London Ontario Market

These six neighbourhoods beat the average neighbourhood in London Ontario in the following:

• Days to Sell 

• Average Sales Price

• Months of Inventory

• Sales To New Lising Ratio

The number of days to sell a home and the average sales price tell a story, and the two below really identify the market.

The Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR) is a real estate metric that measures the balance between housing demand and supply by dividing the number of homes sold by the number of new listings over a specific period. Expressed as a percentage, it shows if the market favours sellers (high ratio) or buyers (low ratio). 

• Seller's Market (> 60%): High demand, low supply, leading to faster sales and higher prices.

• Balanced Market (40%–60%): Supply and demand are relatively equal.

• Buyer's Market (< 40%): High supply, low demand, giving buyers more negotiating power. 

• The SNLR is a "real-time" indicator of whether a market is heating up or cooling down, offering a more immediate snapshot than lagging indicators like final sale prices. It helps determine if buyers are facing intense competition (high SNLR) or if sellers are struggling to find buyers (low SNLR)

Months of Inventory in real estate measures the time it would take to sell all currently listed homes if no new homes were added and sales continued at the current pace. It indicates the balance between supply and demand, typically calculated as: Active Listings / Average Monthly Sales.

• Low Inventory (<4 months): Seller’s Market. Fast-paced, high demand, and rising prices.

• Balanced Market (4-6 months): A healthy market with stable prices and a good balance between buyers and sellers.

• High Inventory (>6 months): Buyer’s Market. More choices for buyers, homes sit on the market longer, and reduced pricing power for sellers.

• What it Measures: It tracks the speed at which the market absorbs new listings. 

Example:
 If there are 500 active listings in a neighbourhood and 100 homes sell per month, the market has 5 months of inventory (500 / 100 = 5). 

Here are the six London neighbourhoods:

• Byron

• Kilworth/ Komoka

• Oakridge

• Riverbend

• Westmount

• Wortley Village-Old South London

If you are wondering what your neighbourhood numbers are, feel free to contact me.

Selling a property in the Wortley Village and Old South area currently takes an average of 19 days, which is 32% faster than the broader London average of 28 days. The neighbourhood operates with a low 3.7 Months of Inventory, indicating a highly competitive environment for buyers and a distinct advantage for sellers. Partnering with a dedicated Real Estate Strategist ensures that this rapid market pace is leveraged to protect your equity and maximize the return on your historic architectural asset.

The Market Math Behind Old South’s 19-Day Sales Cycle

Transitioning your wealth out of a primary residence requires precision, not guesswork. In Old South London, the data reveal a highly insulated micro-economy driven by sustained demand for the walkable, historic lifestyle of Wortley Village. Currently, homes in this specific pocket are selling in just 19 days. When compared to the 28-day average across the rest of London, it is clear that Old South properties command immediate attention.

Supply, Demand, and Your Equity

This accelerated timeline is directly tied to scarcity. Old South is currently sitting at 3.7 Months of Inventory (MOI). In real estate economics, any metric below 4 months signals restricted supply and heightened competition among buyers. Furthermore, the Sales-to-New-Listings Ratio (SNLR) in Old South rests at 41.1%, compared to London’s broader 36.8%. This data confirms that buyers are actively absorbing new listings as soon as they hit the market, consistently pushing the Sales-to-List Price ratio to a strong 97.8%.

The Strategic Approach to Asset Transition

A 19-day average days-on-market does not guarantee an effortless transaction; it highlights the critical need for absolute pricing precision. When a neighbourhood's reputation drives emotional buyer behaviour, the greatest risk to your equity is a generalized marketing approach. Unique, older homes cannot be treated like modern subdivision builds.

Successfully navigating this rapid sales cycle requires a Realtor who understands the architectural nuances of your property and the financial weight of your transition. By aligning with a neighbourhood Realtor who tracks this hyper-local math, you ensure your property is positioned to capture peak emotional demand without leaving capital on the table.

See What Is For Sale Now in Old South London and the local trends.

City-wide real estate statistics are fundamentally misleading for established homeowners in London, Ontario. Navigating a successful asset transition requires hyper-local market math, as homes priced and marketed with neighbourhood-specific precision retain up to 5.5% more equity than those relying on a generalist, city-wide approach.

The Danger of the "Average" Market. If you are reading the headlines about the London real estate market in 2026, you are likely seeing a lot of generalized averages. The problem is that navigating the sale of an established home using an "average" strategy is a significant financial risk. London is not a single market; it is a collection of distinct micro-economies. In fact, current data models show that average sale prices can vary by over $330,000 between postal codes that are just minutes apart. Treating a historic property in Old South the same as a newer build in Fox Hollow leaves money on the table.

Equity Protection Requires Precision. When it comes time for an asset transition, your primary goal should be protecting the wealth you have built in your home. Relying on a blanket marketing approach rarely achieves this. Industry metrics indicate that properties relying on generic, wide-net marketing plans average 18 days longer on the market, which increases the statistical risk of subsequent price drops by 22%. Your home's value is dictated by its specific geographic advantages—such as school feeder patterns or walkability—and your strategy must reflect those advantages.

Moving Safely and Strategically: Making the choice to transition your equity into a space that better fits your current lifestyle should not be overwhelming. However, a recent survey revealed that 68% of established homeowners cite "pricing uncertainty" as their primary stressor when considering a move.

You do not have to guess. By acting as your real estate Strategist and Realtor, I track the exact, hyper-local math in your specific neighbourhood. If you are preparing for a move, we will focus strictly on the data that matters to your street, ensuring your equity is protected and your transition is handled with absolute care.

Here is a link to my Riverbend London Neighbourhood page, which includes the latest real estate data. A new client contacted me, and as we broke down her home, the amenities and street location, we identified the correct price and how to market her home. It worked! 5 days and full price!

Don’t Depend on Average, It will Cost You!

If you have been watching the London real estate headlines lately, you’ve probably noticed a strange tension. Interest rates are higher than they were a few years ago, buyer activity has cooled, and yet, we haven't seen the "price crash" that the doomsayers have been predicting.

Why the disconnect?

The answer lies in a fundamental shift in seller behaviour. To understand today’s market, we have to look at the difference between price and supply dynamics.

The Choice to Opt-Out

A few months ago, the conversation was about buyers being unable to participate in the market. Today, the conversation is about sellers choosing not to participate.

We are seeing a "Seller Opt-Out." These are homeowners who may have tested the market and didn’t hit their "dream number," or those who simply refuse to acknowledge today’s valuations. Because they aren't being forced to sell—they are simply pulling their signs off the lawn and staying put.

The Correction Equation

There is a common misconception that housing markets correct simply because buyers hesitate. That isn't actually how it works.

Markets correct when sellers are compelled to sell regardless of the price.

Until we see a wave of "forced" inventory (due to financial distress or external pressure), what we are experiencing isn't a crash—it’s a stalemate. Prices are backward-looking—they tell us what happened yesterday. Supply dynamics are forward-looking—they tell us what will happen tomorrow. Right now, the supply is being held back by choice.

Solving the Problem vs. Navigating the Shift

In my last post, I talked about the difference between a Realtor who is a "Problem Solver" and one who is a "Value Creator." This market is the ultimate test of that distinction.

A Problem Solver sees a seller who can't get their price and suggests a simple fix: "Lower the price." That is reactionary. It solves the "problem" of the house not selling, but often at the expense of the client’s wealth.

A Value Creator looks at the forward-looking supply dynamics. They ask:

• "If you don't sell now, what is the cost of waiting?"

• "How can we position this property to be the 'only choice' for the few active buyers?"

• "Is there a strategic way to leverage your equity now to gain an advantage elsewhere?"

Outstanding Realtors don't just put out the fire of a stagnant listing. They create a strategy that accounts for the fact that today’s sellers have the power of choice.

If you are a homeowner sitting on the sidelines, the question isn't just "What is my house worth?" The question is "What is my next move worth in a market defined by choice, not force?"

Home Seller Market Position Overview

If you read the national financial headlines right now, you are being fed a narrative about the Canadian "Spring Market."

As a Fiduciary Real Estate Advisor, I need to be completely transparent with you: national averages and seasonal hype are irrelevant when managing the equity of an executive property in London. The broader market may fluctuate based on interest rate announcements, but the $800k+ logistical corridors (like Lambeth, Byron, Westmount and Oakridge) operate entirely on their own micro-economic math.

As we move through Q2, here is the unvarnished reality of the London executive market:

1. Velocity vs. Speculation

We are seeing turn-key executive properties move rapidly—often in under 32 days with absorption rates hovering around 24%. However, this velocity only applies to calculated, data-backed pricing. The market is severely punishing speculative overpricing. Buyers in this demographic are highly analytical; they will pay a premium for logistical convenience, but they will not tolerate guesswork.

2. The CapEx Trap (Capital Expenditures)

The days of securing top dollar simply by applying fresh paint and staging are over. Today’s executive buyers are auditing CapEx. They are looking at the roof's lifecycle, the HVAC system, the windows, and the structural integrity. If you are planning a transition in the next 12 to 24 months, do not mistake cosmetic updates for a sound asset strategy. Protect your equity by auditing your CapEx first.

3. The Hidden Inventory

Roughly 30% of the active and historical data in London is restricted by VOW (Virtual Office Website) regulations and cannot be displayed on general public portals like Realtor.ca. If you are trying to analyze your neighbourhood's trajectory using public sites, you are negotiating blindly.

Your Next Step:

To protect your equity, you need unfiltered data and a precise strategy. If you are considering a transition this year, I recommend reviewing my complete frameworks below:

Home Selling Strategy

Home Buying Strategy

If you want the specific, unvarnished Market Math for your exact neighbourhood—complete with hidden VOW data—contact me directly to access the private data hub.

Protect your wealth, ignore the seasonal noise, and rely on the data.

If you turn on the news or talk to half the people in the real estate industry right now, you’re going to hear the exact same script: “Sales are slow, interest rates are high, the sky is falling, blah, blah, blah.” It’s April 1st, but the state of the market isn't a joke—and frankly, the doom-and-gloom narrative isn't helping anyone. If you are serious about buying or selling in London, Ontario, and the surrounding area right now, national headlines won't help you. Local data will.

Making a great move in today’s market doesn't require blind faith; it requires looking at the right numbers and knowing how to leverage them. Here are the four actual metrics you should be monitoring, and what they mean for your strategy.

1. Months of Inventory (MOI)

What it is: How long it would take to sell every home currently on the market if no new listings were added.

The London Reality: Right now, London has 5.9 months of inventory. To put that in perspective, anything over 5 months is firmly a buyer’s market. We saw over 1,050 new listings hit the market last month alone.

The Strategic Move:

Buyers: You finally have the luxury of time. You can view a home twice, get an inspection, and sleep on it without a 20-offer bidding war breathing down your neck.

Sellers: You are competing in a crowded room. Your property’s presentation and pricing strategy must be razor-sharp from day one to stand out.

2. Sale-to-List Price Ratio

What it is: The percentage of the asking price that homes are actually selling for.

The London Reality: The current ratio in the London-St. Thomas area is 97.4%.

The Strategic Move:

• Buyers: Homes are selling, on average, for 2.6% below the asking price. This means there is room to negotiate. You don't necessarily have to go in at full ask to secure the property.

• Sellers: Bake this reality into your expectations. Pricing a home artificially high to "leave room for negotiations" is a dangerous game when buyers have plenty of other options. Price it accurately to current comparables.

3. Days on Market (DOM)

What it is: How long a home sits active before a firm offer is accepted.

The London Reality: The median time it takes to sell a home in London right now is 28 days.

The Strategic Move:

• Buyers: Keep an eye on the calendar. If a home crosses that 30-to-40-day threshold, you are likely dealing with a seller who is feeling fatigued and might be highly motivated to make a deal.

• Sellers: Patience is mandatory. A home sitting for three weeks isn't "failing"—it is simply riding the new, normalized market timeline. Don't panic and slash your price on day 14.

4. The Rate Spread (Fixed vs. Variable)

What it is: The gap between the current fixed mortgage rates and variable mortgage rates.

The London Reality: While everyone complains about the Bank of Canada, the smart money is looking at the spread. With 5-year fixed rates hovering in the mid-to-high 4% range and variables trailing nearby, the gap between the two is tight.

The Strategic Move: Don't just look at the monthly payment. Look at the penalty clauses, the flexibility to break the mortgage if rates drop, and your personal risk tolerance over the next 3 to 5 years. A slightly higher rate with better terms can save you tens of thousands in penalties later.

The Bottom Line

Anyone can read a headline about a "sluggish market," but making a successful real estate move requires interpreting the data beneath it. My goal is never to sell you on the market being "good" or "bad"—my job is to build a concrete, stress-free strategy based on the numbers that exist today.

If you are serious about navigating the London market, let’s ignore the noise, look at the facts, and make a plan that puts you in the strongest possible position. Choose your path below to get started.

• For Buyers:

  • The Context: Ready to take advantage of the inventory? Let's figure out exactly how much leverage you have in today's market.

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  • The Context: Don't let your home become a stale listing. Let's build a pricing and marketing plan designed to beat the competition.

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If you have been watching the London, Ontario housing market lately, you have likely felt it. There is a tension in the air. We aren't in a free-fall, but we aren't in a frenzy either. We are in a Bottleneck.

But this bottleneck isn't just about interest rates or supply chains. It is psychological.

In behavioural economics, there is a concept called Prospect Theory. It famously suggests that the pain of a loss is twice as powerful as the pleasure of a gain.

How Prospect Theory is Creating the "London Bottleneck"

The "Loss" Trap

Prospect Theory famously suggests that the pain of a loss is psychologically twice as powerful as the pleasure of a gain. This specific quirk is currently freezing the London market, despite the high supply.

• The Seller’s Paralysis: Many sellers are facing 5 months of competition but refuse to compete. They are "anchored" to the peak prices of 2022. Selling for today’s market value feels like losing equity (even if that equity only ever existed on paper). So they list at yesterday's price and wait, cluttering the market with inventory that isn't actually "sellable" at its current price.

• The High-End Buyer’s Discipline: If you are a buyer in the upper bracket, you likely have the cash and the intent to buy. You see the choices. But you are disciplined. You aren't willing to validate a seller’s nostalgia with your hard-earned capital. You are waiting for the "value" to match the "price."

High Inventory, Low Liquidity

This creates a unique frustration: We have the houses, but we don't have the flow.

• Buyers are saying: "I see the house, but I’m not paying that."

• Sellers are saying: "I have the house, but I’m not taking less."

How to Win in a "Stalemate"

If you are just watching Realtor.ca, you are seeing the stalemate. You aren't seeing the movement. The sales are happening, but only where the psychology has shifted.

• For Buyers: Identify sellers who have moved past "Loss Aversion" and are ready to transact in today's market. These are the listings where you can negotiate.

• For Sellers: The 6 months of inventory is your enemy, not your friend. It means buyers have choices. To win, you must be the "shiny penny" in a fountain of dull coins. You have to price ahead of the market, not behind it, to clear the bottleneck.

The selection is there. The question is: Is the value there?

I help my clients spot the difference.

Beat the Bottleneck

Author Bio

Ty Lacroix is a London, Ontario, Real Estate Broker who replaces market guesswork with Market Math. Specializing in premium homes and townhouses, Ty helps clients navigate complex market bottlenecks by using data—not emotion—to protect and maximize equity. He doesn’t just list homes; he engineers strategies for sellers and buyers who demand clarity in a shifting landscape.

In a shifting market, there is a wide gap between listing a home and selling it.

For years, the London real estate market has relied on a "post and pray" model: a sign in the yard, a few photos on the MLS®, and a hope that the right buyer happens to be scrolling that day. But for the modern homeowner, "good enough" marketing is a quiet tax on your equity. If you want a result that outperforms the neighbourhood average, why not a strategy that moves beyond the status quo?

Stopping the 1.5-Second Scroll

In today’s digital-first environment, your home has approximately 1.5 seconds to capture a buyer's attention before they move on. High-quality visuals are no longer a "perk"—they are the frontline of your home's value.

My framework uses high-end architectural photography and cinematic video to tell a story. We aren't just showing rooms; we are manufacturing an emotional response. By leveraging drone intelligence and immersive virtual tours, we ensure that out-of-town buyers and local prospects alike feel the flow of your home before they ever set foot on the property.

Digital Omnipresence: Finding the Buyer, Not the "Like"

Most agents think "online marketing" is a one-time Facebook post. I view it as a high-velocity engine. Through Digital Omnipresence, we utilize sophisticated behavioural targeting to find buyers based on their actual search patterns—not just demographics.

• Behavioural Targeting: We place your home directly in front of people actively searching for London real estate.

• Omni-Channel Execution: Your property follows qualified buyers across social sites, Google, and dedicated web platforms.

• Retargeting Loops: If a serious buyer views your home once, we ensure they see it again, keeping your property top of mind until they take action.

The Engine of Exposure

The MLS® is the baseline, not the finish line. To truly dominate the market, we launch a multi-channel campaign:

• Precision Email Strikes: We leverage a curated database of high-intent buyers and the city’s top-performing Realtors® to put your home in the right inboxes.

• Global Syndication: We syndicate your listing across major portals to reach GTA and out-of-province seekers of London opportunities.

Your Equity Deserves a Strategy, Not a Checklist

The difference between a "sold" sign and a record-breaking result lies in the data and execution behind the scenes. I work with London homeowners who recognize that their homes are high-stakes investments that require a producer's touch.

My approach is backed by real-time analytics and a relentless focus on maximizing your impact. We don't wait for the market to move; we command its attention.

Stop guessing what your home is worth. Let’s discuss how a high-performance marketing strategy can protect your equity.

What makes Riverbend sought-after in 2026? Riverbend has evolved into a high-functioning ecosystem. It is no longer just a suburb; it is a destination where professionals live within minutes of their clinics and offices. The strategic combination of West 5 commercial convenience and the privacy of the RiverBend Golf Community makes this pocket resilient against broader market fluctuations.

The "Riverbend Advantage": Data You Can't Get Elsewhere

When you browse Riverbend homes on our site, you get access to the "insider track" that no other London Realtor provides. We believe in total transparency, which is why we offer:

• Full Property Details & Photos: Beyond the basic MLS® summary.

• Hyper-Local Context: Integrated maps showing exact proximity to Kains Woods and West 5 services.

• Real-Time Market Stats: View the average list vs. sold prices and current days on market specifically for Riverbend—not just general London averages.

• Lifestyle Intelligence: Walk scores, transit data, and detailed school catchment boundaries.

2026 Market Conditions: By the Numbers The current market in Riverbend remains a Buyer’s Market, with a sales-to-new-listings ratio of 72% as of late 2025.

• Detached Homes: Averaging approximately $765,000, though custom builds in private enclaves often exceed $1.8M.

• Condos & Townhomes: Benchmark prices range from $524k to $635k, offering a strategic entry point for those prioritizing the West 5 lifestyle.

• Sold Data: In recent months, Riverbend homes have sold for an average of 96.4% of the asking price, with a median time on market of 43 days.

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Which Oakridge pocket is right for you?

Oakridge is a tapestry of micro-markets. Understanding the nuances between Oakridge Acres (ideal for traditionalists) and Oakridge Meadows (perfect for new-build seekers) is essential for a successful transaction. Whether you are eyeing the park-side serenity of Hazelden Park or the river-access of Riverside Gardens, each street offers a different value proposition in 2026.

What makes Oakridge so sought-after in 2026?

The enduring appeal of Oakridge lies in its recreational infrastructure. Having the Thames Valley Golf Course and its 18-hole and 9-hole Hickory courses within walking distance adds a layer of lifestyle luxury that few other London neighbourhoods can match. This, combined with the "walkable" feel of the Hazelden North area, keeps demand high even when inventory fluctuates.

What are the current Oakridge market conditions?

In the current 2026 landscape, we are navigating a Buyer’s Market with roughly 5 months of inventory. This is a significant shift for Oakridge, which historically sees very low turnover.

• For Sellers (60% Focus): Standing out in Oakridge Gardens or Oakridge Park requires more than a lawn sign. We utilize "Entity-Based SEO" to ensure your home appears when buyers search for specific sub-neighbourhoods.

• For Buyers (40% Focus): You currently have the highest level of choice in a decade. It is a prime time to secure a "forever home" in Riverside Gardens with conditions that protect your investment.

The Oakridge "Pros" List:

• Proximity to Nature: The Thames Valley Parkway and Sifton Bog.

• Premier Golfing: Minutes from the historic Thames Valley Golf Course.

• Diverse Housing: From the mid-century gems in Oakridge Acres to modern executive homes in Hazelden North.

• Elite Education: Home to some of the city's highest-ranking elementary and secondary schools.

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• Schools

• Parks and Recreation

• Transit

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• The days on the market

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Wortley Village is the historic core of Old South London, but the community’s reach extends far beyond the village shops. Old South offers a diverse range of properties, from original yellow-brick cottages near the village centre to high-end estates on expansive lots. For those selling in 2026, understanding this nuance is the key to a successful transaction.

Is now the right time to sell in Old South?

With approximately 5 months of inventory currently on the market, Old South has shifted into a Buyer’s Market. For homeowners, this means your property is competing with more listings than we have seen in recent years. Success in this environment requires an elite digital strategy and precise pricing to ensure your home stands out to the most qualified buyers.

Despite the increase in supply, Old South remains one of London’s most resilient markets. The combination of architectural heritage, mature tree canopies, and a strong sense of community continues to attract serious interest. We focus on highlighting the "lifestyle ROI" of your home—emphasizing its history and its proximity to the village—to justify your valuation even in a crowded market.

What makes Old South a top choice for buyers in 2026?

For buyers, the current market provides a rare opportunity to be selective. You can explore a wide variety of housing styles, from mid-century modern designs to meticulously maintained heritage homes. The increased inventory means you have the time to find a property that truly aligns with your long-term goals without the pressure of immediate bidding wars.

2026 Old South Market Snapshot

• Market Status: Buyer’s Market

• Inventory Levels: 5.2 Months of Supply

• Average Listing Duration: 38 to 45 Days

• Sales-to-List Price: Approximately 96.5%

• Property Variety: High (Detached, Townhomes, Heritage Condos)

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Uncover the charm of this sought-after neighbourhood and find the perfect place to call home. Whether you are looking to sell at the best possible price or buy into this historic community, our platform is your primary resource.

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• Full details of each property and its unique history.

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