Southwestern Ontario Housing Market: Summer 2025 Update

Summer is in full swing, and the Southwestern Ontario real estate market is showing a clear shift toward buyer-favourable conditions. Here’s what’s happening and what it means for buyers, sellers, and investors.


1. Prices Trending Downward

  • Ontario-wide, the average home price fell to $804,700 in June, marking a 6.9% drop year-over-year nesto.ca.
  • Southwestern Ontario, including major centres like London and Kitchener-Waterloo, has seen a 2.4% annual decline, landing at about $594,600 in May WOWA.
  • Locally in London, average home prices dropped 0.9% month-over-month to $650,500, down 4.2% year-over-year; inventories now sit around 4.4 months’ supply—firmly in balanced market territory WOWA.

👉 Takeaway: Buyers can find more choices and negotiating leverage. Sellers should price competitively and present homes in top condition.


2. Inventory Continues to Climb


3. Regional Nuances


4. Market Outlook & Mortgage Trends


🔍 5. What This Means for You

RoleInsightActionable Tip
BuyersMore inventory + cooler prices = stronger leverageGet pre-approved, act decisively
SellersLonger days on market; buyers cautiousStage well, price right, and highlight uniqueness
InvestorsCondos and townhouses down ~8% YoYExplore value buys, especially in rental-friendly spots

Bottom Line

✅ This summer’s market in Southwestern Ontario offers a window of opportunity for buyers and strategic positioning for sellers. With buyers gaining more choice and price negotiating power, it’s essential to engage the market armed with up‑to‑date insights, top-tier financing, and a trusted agent by your side.

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