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Moving Up to a Bigger Home in London, Ontario

Moving up means two big transactions that depend on each other. Justin Skrypnyk works out what your current home will net, what that lets you buy, and which London neighbourhoods give your growing family the space, schools and yard you are after. Then he times both sides so you are not paying two mortgages or moving twice.

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What You Can Expect

  • Your sale and purchase planned as one move
  • A clear net-equity number before you shop
  • Family-sized homes in every part of the city
  • Offer strategy for competitive situations
  • Closing dates matched to keep carrying costs low

The Process

01

Know Your Numbers

What your home will net and what you can comfortably buy.

02

Sell Your Home

Price, prepare and market your current home well.

03

Find the Bigger Home

Shortlist neighbourhoods and win the right house.

04

Line Up the Dates

Coordinate both closings so you move once.

Upsizing by Neighbourhood

Justin works across London and the towns around it. Pick an area for local prices, listings and what it's like to live there.

Airport Argyle Bostwick Bradley Carling Crumlin Delaware Dorchester Downtown East London Fanshawe Fox Hollow Glanworth Glencairn Hamilton Road Highbury Highland Huron Heights Hyde Park Jackson Komoka/Kilworth Longwoods Masonville Medway Mount Brydges Old North Old Victoria Sharon Creek South London Southcrest Stoneybrook Stoneycreek Strathroy Sunningdale Talbot Thorndale Uplands Westminster Whiteoaks Woodhull

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about upsizing in London Ontario.

Can I make an offer that depends on selling my current home?
Yes, with a condition on the sale of your home. It is less attractive to sellers in a busy market, so it works best when things are slower or your home is already listed. Justin will tell you honestly how strong that kind of offer is at the time.
Which London neighbourhoods are popular with growing families?
Hyde Park, Fox Hollow and Sunningdale in the north end have many newer family homes, Stoneybrook and Masonville are close to schools and shopping, and Westminster and Talbot in the south end offer newer builds near Highway 401. The best match depends on your budget, schools and commute.
What extra costs come with upsizing?
Beyond the bigger mortgage, plan for land transfer tax on the new home, legal fees on both sides, moving costs, and often higher property taxes and utilities. Justin gives you a full net-equity breakdown before you commit.
What if my new home closes before my old one?
A bridge loan from your lender can cover the down payment until your sale closes, usually for a few weeks to a few months. It is common and straightforward when both deals are firm.

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