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Downsizing in London, Ontario

Leaving a home you have lived in for years is about more than a sale price. Justin Skrypnyk helps you work out what you want next, whether that is a bungalow, a condo with an elevator or a smaller home closer to family, and then plans the sale and purchase so you are never rushed or carrying two homes longer than you have to.

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What You Can Expect

  • Patient help with the practical and emotional side of moving on
  • A sale plan that gets the most from your current home
  • Bungalow, condo and adult-lifestyle options across London
  • Closing dates and bridge financing planned around you
  • Referrals for movers, downsizing help and storage

The Process

01

Talk It Through

Your timeline, what you want in your next home and what you'll net.

02

Sell Well

Prepare, price and market your current home to the right buyers.

03

Find the Next Home

Single-level, low-maintenance options that fit your plans.

04

Smooth Move

Closing dates, financing and movers coordinated for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about downsizing in London Ontario.

Should I sell first or buy first when downsizing?
Selling first is usually safer, because you know exactly what you have to spend and never carry two homes. If you find the perfect place first, bridge financing or a longer closing on your sale can cover the gap. Justin helps you pick the order that fits your finances.
What are good downsizing options in London, Ontario?
Bungalows in established areas like Old North, Westmount and Whiteoaks, condos with elevators downtown and near Masonville, and adult-lifestyle communities in the north and south ends are all popular. The best choice depends on how much maintenance you want and how close you want to be to family and services.
How much money will I free up by downsizing?
It depends on the gap between what your home sells for and what your next one costs, minus selling costs, land transfer tax and moving. A complimentary home evaluation is the first step, because it tells you the most important number in that math.
How far ahead should I start planning?
Six to twelve months ahead is comfortable. That leaves time to sort belongings, make small repairs and watch the market for the right next home without pressure.

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