Sunningdale London Ontario Neighbourhood Not All Realtors Are The Same
The Sunningdale neighbourhood in North London is between Fanshawe Park Road West, Richmond Street, Sunningdale Road West and Hyde Park Road and includes Medway Park and Hyland Estates.
From January 1 to October 31, 2019, 55 houses in the Sunningdale neighbourhood of London changed hands through MLS, from a low of $495,900 to $1,470,000 and selling for a median 98.26% of the asking price and taking 36 days to change hands.
In the same period, 48 condominiums sold, either apartment style or townhomes from $345,500 to $1,249,900, taking on average 33 days to sell for 99.21% of the asking price.
In a few minutes, you are in the Masonville shopping area and dining and the big box stores in Hyde Park. Easy access to the University of Western Ontario (UWO or Western), it’s hospital and nearby research centre.
It is five minutes to downtown London and quick access to great beaches along Lake Huron, such as Ipperwash, Pinery Provincial Park, Grand Bend, Bayfield and Goderich.
The houses and condos in Sunningdale London Ontario are tastefully laid out with many enclaves and one of a kind homes.
In 2018, 84 houses in the Sunningdale neighbourhood sold through our MLS system for a median 98.85% of the asking price of $875,000 and a median time to sell was 30 days! The lowest was $466,000, and the highest was $2,150,000.
For Sunningdale London Ontario condominiums, be it townhouses or apartment residences, 44 changed hands in 2018, taking about 33 days and selling for an average of $479,752, which was 99.84% of the asking price. The lowest was $320,000 for a one-bedroom apartment at Village Walk, and the highest was $750,000.
How Not To Overpay For a Home in London Ontario
Overpaying for real estate in London, Ontario, over the past few months is occurring more often than not, and I have heard the following statements from buyers and Realtors.
- “There is nothing I can do about it.”
- “That’s just the way the real estate market is.”
Really?
Learned helplessness is a condition in which a buyer adapts to the scarcity mindset, the fear of loss and instant gratification and overpays for a house in London, Ontario and feel that there is nothing they can do about it and that the acceptance of their offer is totally out of their control.
Yes, the real estate market in London, Ontario, is vibrant, and as a Realtor, that is quite positive. Yet, the consequences of enthusiastic buyers and their representative’s actions will have a negative effect, as history has proven over and over that the axiom “What goes up must come down,” holds.
As a home buyer in London, Ontario, you have choices, and there are strategies you can take to ensure you do not overpay and get caught up in a frenzy.
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