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Moving to London, Ontario From Somewhere Else?

Picking a neighbourhood in a city you don't know yet is the hardest part of relocating. Justin Skrypnyk starts with a video call about your work, your commute, schools and how you like to live, then narrows London down to the few areas that truly fit. Video tours mean fewer wasted trips, and the whole purchase can be done remotely if needed. Our guide to moving to London is a good place to start.

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What You Can Expect

  • Neighbourhood matching from a distance, based on your real priorities
  • Live video tours of homes you can't see in person
  • One well-planned tour day when you come to town
  • Remote signing for offers and documents
  • Local referrals for lawyers, inspectors and movers

The Process

01

Video Consultation

Your work, commute, schools, budget and lifestyle.

02

Shortlist the Areas

Two or three London neighbourhoods that genuinely fit.

03

Tour Day

A focused day of the best homes when you're in town.

04

Buy From Anywhere

Offer, inspection and closing handled remotely when needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about relocating to london in London Ontario.

How far is London from Toronto?
About 190 kilometres, or roughly two hours by car on Highway 401. VIA Rail runs between the two cities several times a day, which is why London is popular with people who only need to be in Toronto occasionally.
Can I buy a home in London without seeing it in person?
Yes. Justin can tour homes with you live on video, and offers and documents can be signed electronically. Many buyers still make one trip for a final look, but it is not required.
Which part of London should I live in if I work at Western or the hospitals?
For Western University and University Hospital, the north end (Old North, Masonville, Stoneybrook) keeps commutes short. For Victoria Hospital, the south and east ends (Westminster, Glencairn, White Oaks) are closer. Justin can map your commute from any neighbourhood you are considering.
What is London, Ontario known for?
London is known as the Forest City for its tree-lined streets and parks. It is home to Western University, Fanshawe College and two major hospitals, and it offers city amenities with a lower cost of living than the Greater Toronto Area.

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