Courtesy of Dwyer Team

HOME SALES RISE IN MARCH

$563,000 all residential DOWN 7.4% year-to-year

586 SOLD LISTINGS 1,490 NEW LISTINGS 39.3% SALES TO NEW LISTING RATIO

Benchmark Price

4.7 MONTHS OF INVENTORY

London, ON – April 2026 – In March, 586 homes changed hands via the Multiple Listing Service ® (MLS ® ) of the London and St. Thomas Association of REALTORS ® (LSTAR). That was up 4.1% compared to the same month a year ago and 186 more units sold over the previous month. “Activity has certainly been picking up, which is a positive sign,” said Robin Tiller, LSTAR’s 2026 Chair. “With the change in weather, we’re very encouraged that this is just the beginning of a healthy spring market.” Month over month, average sales price rose slightly in March at $627,112, from $622,414 in February. Noticeable month over month gains in average sales price happened in London South, with average price at $636,946, up from $617,817 the previous month, as well as St. Thomas, coming in at $562,191, up from $545,876 in February. Statistics reflect market activity in March 2026 | Source: London St. Thomas Association of REALTORS ® | Market values stated are of the benchmark of London St. Thomas. Individual home market values vary and are affected by factors such as location, size, interior and exterior condition. Please call to get an up-to-date evaluation of your home. FROM KITCHEN TO LIVING ROOM: PLANTS THAT THRIVE INSIDE Keeping living plants indoors is a wonderful way to showcase a house with greenery and bring life to it. Indoor gardening lets people grow herbs, greens, and even small vegetables year round, even in limited spaces like apartments or small kitchens. With the right light, containers, and soil, many leafy greens and herbs can thrive near a sunny window or under supplemental grow lights. Some of the easiest indoor plants to care for are those that tolerate a wide range of conditions and don’t require frequent watering. The snake plant, Aloe vera, pothos plants, succulents, and cacti, as well as Herbs like basil, thyme, or parsley, and low light greens such as lettuce or spinach. Indoor gardens also improve air quality and bring a bit of nature inside, which can be especially welcome in colder Canadian climates where outdoor growing seasons are short.

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