London is far from the hot housing market it was just four years ago. And many residents are beginning to feel the impacts
Ground was officially broken Wednesday on the first tower of what will become the largest residential development in London’s history.
City hall aims to process applications within two weeks.
This comes after one developer applied to squeeze 32 bedrooms between two buildings.
A Free Press reader agrees with Coun. Susan Stevenson in "promoting Ontario’s recovery-oriented systems of care rather than London’s harm-reduction model."
Difficulties attaining home ownership appear to be making people in the London area more receptive to owning pre-fabricated homes, according to a new survey
Politicians and city staffers are abandoning an effort to turn a municipally owned parking lot in Old East Village into housing.
A development quashed by city council 4 years ago over height and sewage capacity concerns is back on the table amid a new housing reality.
Josh Morgan is using authority granted by the Ontario government, referred to as “strong mayor powers", to speed up the development.
Southwest London residents may have to get used to a "snowball effect" of higher-density development, one politician warns
The head of a local legal clinic warned of an increase in the number of bad-faith demolition notices this year.
New apartments have hit the downtown London rental market, and they're in the Hilton hotel on King Street.