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Downtown London, Ontario, along the Thames River

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Central London, Ontario · Real estate listings and neighbourhood guide

  • Car optional
  • Shows and games
  • Market and patios
  • Victoria Park
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~$550KMedian list price, wider area
~64 daysTypical days on market
15 minDrive to Western
10 minWalk to most daily needs
Downtown London real estate

Downtown London homes for sale

The newest condos, lofts and homes for sale in Downtown London, Ontario, updated daily. Buildings vary a lot, so ask us about fees and recent sales in any building you like.

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Downtown London is made for

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A great fit

Most start with a one or two bedroom condo, usually $280K to $580K.

Condos from the high $200KsOne bedrooms start around $280K
Walk everywhereMarket, park and patios close by
Main transit hubLTC routes and VIA Rail downtown

Maybe not for you if you want a yard and a quiet street, or need easy parking.

The overview

Living in Downtown London: the best bits

Downtown is where London began and where the city still goes out. You can walk to Covent Garden Market, a Knights game, the Grand Theatre and Victoria Park, and catch a bus or a train without a car. Most homes are condos, from older low rise buildings to new towers with views.

Victoria Park, Downtown London
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Victoria Park

About a million visitors a year, SunFest, Ribfest and skating in winter.

The Forks of the Thames, Downtown London
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The Forks of the Thames

Harris Park festivals and river paths heading east and west.

Car optional living, Downtown London

Car optional living

Everyday errands mostly within 10 minutes on foot, with VIA Rail and the main bus hub.

Getting around

How far is Downtown London from everything?

Drive, bike, bus or walk times from Downtown London to the places you'll go most. Tap a place to compare.

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PlacekmWalkBikeBusDrive
Covent Garden Market0.255··
Victoria Park0.7105··
Wortley Village2.125101510
St. Joseph's Health Care1.925101010
Victoria Hospital4.350202015
Western University4.755202015
University Hospital5.260252515
Fanshawe College6.780303020
CF Masonville Place6.880303020
White Oaks Mall7.6·303020
Highway 401····20
London Airport··505025

Estimates from Dundas St and Richmond St, rounded to 5 minutes. Traffic and transit change things. A dot means not practical.

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Downtown London schools, parks and restaurants

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Lord Roberts PSOpen in Google Maps

Attendance boundaries change. Confirm the school for any address with the Thames Valley DSB or London District Catholic School Board. Restaurants open and close, so check before you go.

Touring a home for sale in Downtown London, Ontario
~$550KMedian list
~64 daysOn market
$400 to $900+Monthly condo fees
Downtown London home prices

What homes cost in Downtown London, Ontario

Most downtown homes are condos, so fees matter as much as price. Here's roughly what each type costs today.

  • One bedroom condosOlder buildings start lowest$280K to $400K
  • Two bedroom condosOlder and newer towers$380K to $580K
  • Luxury and penthouse condosNewer towers with views$550K to $900K+
  • TownhousesRare in the core$500K to $750K
  • Heritage houses next doorMostly in Woodfield, to the east$500K to $1M+

Published 2026 ranges (Cassidy & Co.) and a September 16, 2026 ViewHomes listing snapshot. Once fees and parking are counted, two similar condos may be $400 to $600 a month apart, so ask us for recent sales in your building.

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    Affordability uses the federal stress test (the higher of your rate plus 2% or 5.25%), a 25 year amortization, 39% and 44% debt ratios, property tax near 1% a year and $100 a month for heat. A lender gives the real number.

    What's coming

    What's changing in Downtown London

    New homes, schools, parks and transit. Here's where each one stands.

    July 2026
    Approved

    Downtown Reimagined

    A 10 year plan to make downtown a better place to live, work and visit.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    Ontario Construction News
    Oct 2023
    Rezoning approved

    Two towers at King and Ridout

    53 and 43 storeys, about 800 units, set to be London's tallest buildings.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    CBC News
    March 2026
    Approved

    30 storey tower at Ridout and Kent

    286 new units just north of the core.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    CBC News
    Approved 2021
    Approved, not started

    40 storey tower on Ridout St N

    280 units across from Museum London, still waiting to start.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    CBC News
    Phases to about 2030
    Under construction

    Rapid transit

    A Downtown Loop and a Wellington Gateway line south to White Oaks.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    City of London
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    The honest answer

    Should you live in Downtown London?

    We'd rather lose a sale than put someone on the wrong street. This is the conversation we have on the first call.

    Downtown London is a strong fit if you

    • Want to walk to dinner, a show or a Knights game
    • Would rather live without a car, or drive only now and then
    • Want low maintenance condo living with no yard to keep
    • Work at St. Joseph's, Victoria or University Hospital, or at Western
    • Want a first home from the high $200Ks

    Look elsewhere if you

    • Want a yard and a quiet street. Green space is limited
    • Need easy parking. It can be tricky downtown
    • Don't want monthly condo fees on top of your mortgage
    • Mind construction. New towers and transit work are ongoing

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    Good to know

    Downtown London, Ontario at a glance

    Postal codesN6A and N6B
    City wardWard 13
    Founded1826, as London's first village
    BordersThames River, Kent St, Adelaide St, CN rail line
    Built1830s to 2020s, mostly condos since the 1970s
    A little history

    How Downtown London got here

    1. 1793

      Simcoe picks the Forks of the Thames for a capital that never came.

    2. 1826

      A village is founded here as the seat of the region.

    3. 1834

      Eldon House is built. It is now London's oldest surviving home.

    4. 1845

      A fire destroys about 150 buildings, a fifth of the town. Most are rebuilt within a year.

    5. 1960

      Wellington Square mall opens. It becomes Citi Plaza, home of the Central Library, in 2009.

    6. 2021

      London is named Canada's first UNESCO City of Music.

    Downtown London, Ontario: your questions answered

    Something else on your mind? Call or text Mackenzie and Dan at 519-670-3027.

    Is Downtown London a good place to live?

    For people who want to walk everywhere, yes. Theatres, lots of restaurants, Covent Garden Market, Victoria Park and Canada Life Place are all close, and it is the city's transit hub. It is less suited to families who want a yard, or anyone who needs easy parking.

    Where is Downtown London in London, Ontario?

    Downtown sits at the Forks of the Thames in central London. Roughly, it runs from the Thames River east to Adelaide St, and from around Kent St south to the CN rail line. Old North and Richmond Row are north, Woodfield east and SoHo south.

    How much does a house in Downtown London cost?

    Most downtown homes are condos. Expect roughly $280,000 to $400,000 for a one bedroom, $380,000 to $580,000 for a two bedroom, and $550,000 and up for luxury units. The few houses nearby, mostly in Woodfield, run $500,000 to $1 million or more. Condo fees of about $400 to $900 a month are part of the cost.

    Can you live downtown without a car?

    Yes. Most daily needs are within a 10 minute walk, the main LTC routes meet downtown, and the VIA Rail station is close by.

    What schools serve Downtown London?

    Lord Roberts Public School is listed for downtown. For high school, the options are Catholic Central High School, H.B. Beal Secondary and London Central Secondary. Catchments are address specific, so always confirm with the school board.

    What new buildings are planned downtown?

    At King and Ridout, a 53 storey and a 43 storey tower have been approved and would be London's tallest. Ridout and Kent also got a 30 storey tower approved in 2026.

    Is a downtown condo a good investment?

    Downtown condos see rental demand from professionals and students, but results depend on the building. Check condo fees, the reserve fund and the status certificate before you buy. We can help you read them.

    How far is downtown from Western University?

    It's about 5 km north to Western's main campus, around 15 minutes driving or 20 on the bus.

    What is there to do downtown?

    Cheer on the London Knights at Canada Life Place, take in a Grand Theatre show, browse Covent Garden Market, tour Museum London or Eldon House, or spend a day at SunFest in Victoria Park.

    Where did London, Ontario begin?

    Right here. The Forks of the Thames was Simcoe's pick in 1793, and the village itself dates to 1826.

    What is the postal code for Downtown London?

    Downtown addresses use the N6A and N6B postal code prefixes. Downtown is in Ward 13 in the City of London.

    Guide last updated by Mackenzie and Dan Hinschberger, RE/MAX Centre City Realty Inc., Brokerage.

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