Real Estate Broker & London Condo Advisor. 24 years helping buyers and sellers in London's condo market get the right price, the right terms, and straight advice. Privacy and safety issues are important to us, and to that end we're pleased to offer a variety of links to Internet resources, within this website. Questions regarding this statement should be directed to me/us. Personal information wil
l not be disclosed to third parties without consent from the user. I/we respect the security and privacy of our users. The Internet, Privacy, and Us
The Internet contains a wealth of information, unfortunately, it may also contain personal details about you that you don't want everyone to know. For example, your real name (lots of people on the Internet use aliases, alter egos or nicknames), street address, phone number, or e-mail address. When you go online, sites you visit may be gathering information about you without your knowledge. We strive to help our customers protect their privacy while using our services. Our Privacy Policy
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07/07/2026
Selling or Buying a Townhouse in London, Ontario, This Summer? Here's the Real Picture.
The market right now — from current LSTAR data: 5.0 months of inventory, 97.4% sale-to-list ratio, 26-day median. London's condo market includes apartment-style units, townhouses, and townhomes, and each type is behaving slightly differently right now.
Condo sellers: inventory is elevated, which means buyers have options and will compare your unit carefully against everything else available at the same price. Accurate condo fees, a current status certificate ready to go, and a listing that reflects the unit's actual condition and square footage are not optional — they're what keeps a serious buyer from walking before they ever write an offer.
Condo buyers: summer is one of the better times to buy. Motivated sellers, less competing buyer pressure, and real room to negotiate — especially on units that have been sitting. Know your full monthly carrying costs: mortgage, condo fees, property tax, and parking. Get pre-approved before you look. And make sure your Realtor reviews the status certificate properly — not just flags it as received.
The full breakdown — for both sides, with the game plans — is on the blog.
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06/24/2026
Has someone asked you to be their power of Attorney in London, Ontario?
Being named Power of Attorney for property is a massive responsibility.
Assuming a POA document is automatically valid for real estate is the most common mistake families make; in the $700,000 to $1.2 million market, a stalled transaction due to invalid paperwork can cost a family $40,000 to $80,000 in lost equity.
Someone you love and trust just asked you to be their Power of Attorney, or you already have a POA yourself or with siblings.
You said yes—but if their home is involved, do you know what you actually agreed to?
The most common mistake families make during an asset transition is assuming the POA document alone is enough to list and sell a property.
It isn't.
According to the Law Society of Ontario, if the document isn't in "registrable form," it can be rejected at closing—delaying the sale by weeks or invalidating the transaction entirely.
As a Real Estate Broker and Strategist focused on equity protection, I help families navigate these complex situations safely.
Before you make any decisions about a family member's home, there are three critical questions you must answer to protect their wealth and avoid legal roadblocks.
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