Middlesex Housing Market

Monthly report on home prices and sales

By the HousingPortal.ca team · Data: London and St. Thomas Association of REALTORS® (LSTAR), September 2026 · Updated

Live reportSeptember 2026

In September 2026, the average home in Middlesex sold for $727,550, down 5.3% from September 2025 and down 8.1% from August 2026. That is 19% above the London average price of $611,509. 40 homes sold, up 48.1% from September 2025. Sales came to 46% of new listings, which points to a balanced market (between 40% and 60%). Half of the homes sold within 38.5 days, 45.8% quicker than a year earlier.

Average Price
$727,550
MoM-8.1%
YoY-5.3%
Transactions
40
MoM21.2%
YoY48.1%

Average Sold Price*

*All residential: single family, townhouse, apartment and other residential homes

Transactions*

*All residential: single family, townhouse, apartment and other residential homes

See the figures in a table
MonthAverage Pricevs. previous monthSalesvs. previous month
September 2026$727,550-8.1%40+21.2%
August 2026$791,370+10%33-17.5%
July 2026$719,445-12.6%40+2.6%
June 2026$822,736-16.8%39-30.4%
May 2026$989,286+38.6%56+93.1%
April 2026$713,882-4%29+45%
March 2026$743,850+1.8%20+11.1%
February 2026$730,694-2%18+20%
January 2026$745,727+0.3%15-46.4%
December 2025$743,620-4.6%28+3.7%
November 2025$779,774+5.9%27-6.9%
October 2025$736,569-4.2%29+7.4%
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Market Conditions

September 2026

Median Price$705,000
YoY13.3%
Half of the homes sold for more, half for less
New Listings87
YoY-7.4%
Active Listings262
YoY23%
Homes for sale at month end
Sales to New Listings46%Sales / new listings this month (28.7% a year earlier)
Months of Inventory6.6
YoY-16.5%
Homes for sale at month end divided by the month's sales
Sale to List Price95.6%Sold price as a share of the asking price (96.8% a year earlier)
Median Days on Market38.5
YoY-45.8%
Half of the homes sold sooner, half later
Sales Volume$29.1M
YoY40.2%
Total value of the homes sold
Year-to-Date Sales289
YoY-8.3%
Homes sold since January 1
Year-to-Date Average$798,599
YoY0.2%
Average price of the homes sold since January 1

Middlesex Housing Market: Quick Answers

What is the average home price in Middlesex?

In September 2026, the average home in Middlesex sold for $727,550. The median price was $705,000: half of the homes sold for more, half for less.

Are home prices going up or down in Middlesex?

Down. The average price in September 2026 was 5.3% lower than in September 2025. Against the previous month, it fell 8.1%.

Is Middlesex a buyer's or seller's market?

It is balanced. Sales came to 46% of new listings, which points to a balanced market (between 40% and 60%). There were 6.6 months of inventory: how long the homes for sale would last at the current pace of sales.

How long does it take to sell a home in Middlesex?

Half of the homes sold within 38.5 days, 45.8% quicker than a year earlier.

How many homes sold in Middlesex in September 2026?

40 homes sold in Middlesex in September 2026, up 48.1% from September 2025 and up 21.2% from August 2026.

Glossary

London

The whole area of the London and St. Thomas Association of REALTORS®: the City of London, St. Thomas, Strathroy-Caradoc and the municipalities of Middlesex and Elgin counties, every residential sale on LSTAR's MLS® System. The City of London alone is one of the six areas.

Areas

The six areas LSTAR's package breaks out: London (the city), St. Thomas, Strathroy-Caradoc, Adelaide Metcalfe, and Middlesex and Elgin, which are the board's own groupings within those counties rather than the whole counties. Together they cover most, not all, of the sales.

Average price

Total dollars paid divided by the number of sales, as printed for all residential sales, for each home type and for each area.

Median price

The price in the middle of all sales: half sold for more, half for less. Less sensitive than the average to a few very expensive homes.

Benchmark price

The MLS® Home Price Index value of a typical home, tracked over time. Unlike the average, it does not move just because more expensive (or cheaper) homes happened to sell this month. The changes shown are the printed ones.

Home types

Single family is detached houses (one and two storeys), townhouse includes row units, apartment is condominium apartments. All residential also counts a few sales of other types that the package does not break out.

Median days on market

Half of the homes sold sooner than this, half later. The package publishes the median rather than the average.

Months of inventory

Homes for sale at the end of the month divided by the month's sales: how long they would last at this pace.

Sales to new listings

Sales divided by new listings in the month. Below about 40% the market favours buyers, above about 60% sellers.

Yearly change

The printed change from the same month a year earlier. Earlier months are updated as late sales are recorded and the change is computed on the updated figures, so it can differ slightly from a change taken between the two months shown on the charts.

Small areas

Adelaide Metcalfe sells a home or two a month, and Elgin and Middlesex a few dozen: their average prices can swing sharply from one month to the next.

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