Jobs at risk amid sluggish demand for new homes
The drop was larger than expected given current prices and interest rates, said Dale Marsh, LSTAR’s 2025 chair.
City hall aims to process applications within two weeks.
Forty-three properties labelled as part of a $50 million lawsuit alleging a procurement fraud at London Health Sciences Centre can go on the market.
If the property sells for its asking price, it would be the most expensive condo sold in London's history, by a long margin.
Consumer confidence appears to be on the upswing
The number of mortgage holders behind on their payments edged down in London in the second quarter of the year.
As part of Foxwood Homes’ program, buyers can receive up to $12,500 toward property taxes, as well as other costs such as electricity, water and gas.
A realty firm has cancelled the listing of a home included in a lawsuit filed by London Health Sciences Centre alleging a massive fraud
A home listed in an LHSC lawsuit alleging a massive fraud remains on the market even though the hospital is trying to prevent its sale
A total of 745 homes exchanged hands in June in the London area, up from 678 homes in June of 2024