Apartment Condos London Ontario

Buying a condo or selling a condo in London, Ontario, requires much more diligence than buying a house. Because it is a condo corporation, it is prudent for buyers to know the corporation’s finances, the rules and regulations and if there will be any special assessments in the future.

We have helped hundreds of condominium buyers and sellers over the years. We are in these buildings weekly, some daily, so we know the better facilities, the better values, the condo rules, regulations, and most importantly, which ones may have some financial challenges. If the demographics of a building are essential to you, along with planned developments that may obstruct your view or decrease your value, we know that too, and if we don’t, we’ll tell you straight up and find out for you.

Here are some Apartment Condominium Residences in London, Ontario with price history & amenities.

Central London ( Downtown)

• 7 Picton Street
• 19 King St
• 250 Pall Mall St
• 323 Colborne St
• 330 Ridout St N
• 363 Colborne St
• 389 Dundas Street London Towers
• 600 Talbot Street
• 695 Richmond St

    North London

• 1,5,9,15 Jacksway Cr
• 240 Village Walk Blvd
• 570 Proudfoot Lane
• 600 Grenfell Drive
• 1030 Coronation Drive London Ontario N6G 0G5
• 1510 Richmond
• 1600 Adelaide Street North

      South London

•  135 Baseline Road West London Ontario N6J 4w4  Westwood Place
• 725 Deveron,
• 727 Deveron,
• 729 Deveron,
• 731 Deveron,
• 733 Deveron,
• 735 Deveron,
• 737 Deveron,
• 739 Deveron
• 1180 Commissioners Road West London Ontario N6K 4J2

 Check these condo buyer tips out!            

Would An Extra $10,000-$20,000 For Your Condo Make a Difference?

If you could get $10,000 to $20,000 more for your London, Ontario condo, would knowing what buyers are looking for or don’t care about make a difference?

See our Home Seller 101.

There are many condos for sale in London, Ontario and making yours stand out is what a listing Realtor does.

Market-Based Pricing is a Must!

When the initial list price for a property is too high for the current market, it guarantees that it will be on the market for an extended period. A consequence of ample time on the market is that potential buyers develop an unfavourable opinion of the home before viewing it. Rational or not, buyers often believe that there must be something wrong with the apartment.

 Knowing the target buyer

Every condo building, the floor it is on, the view etc., has a target buyer. Identifying and marketing for the specific buyer that matches your apartment is crucial to a successful sale.

The sale of your condo is worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, and there is no need for you to throw away thousands of dollars because of misleading information, lack of thoroughness or 1990’s marketing! It makes me want to hug a porcupine.

Selling a Condo in London Made Simple.