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Rent report · London, Ontario · closed MLS® leases

Average Rent in London — November 2026 by Bedroom

Updated Sources & method

The short answer

The median rent in London is $2,325 a month, based on 2,073 leases signed on the MLS® in the 12 months to November 2026 (average $2,299). A typical 1-bedroom leases for $1,550 and a 2-bedroom for $1,995. Over the last 90 days the median was $2,300 across 699 leases.

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By bedroom

London rent by bedroom

Closed leases on the MLS®: what tenants actually agreed to pay. "—" means fewer than 5 leases, too few to publish.
London: median monthly rent by bedroom, last 12 months
  • Studio$1,450
  • 1 bedroom$1,550
  • 2 bedrooms$1,995
  • 3 bedrooms$2,500
  • 4+ bedrooms$3,000

Source: TRREB MLS® data, compiled by Summitly · as of November 9, 2026

Table view
London median rent by bedroom (chart data)
BedroomsMedian rent (12 mo)Leases (12 mo)
Studio$1,45048
1 bedroom$1,550316
2 bedrooms$1,995579
3 bedrooms$2,500855
4+ bedrooms$3,000275
London rent by bedroom
BedroomsMedian rent (12 mo)Average rent (12 mo)Leases (12 mo)Median (last 90 days)Median asking nowRent / sq ft
Studio$1,450$1,47948$1,399$2,400$1.40
1 bedroom$1,550$1,575316$1,497$1,623$2.20
2 bedrooms$1,995$2,064579$2,000$1,900$2.09
3 bedrooms$2,500$2,528855$2,500$2,475$1.92
4+ bedrooms$3,000$3,060275$3,000$2,800$1.50
All rentals$2,325$2,2992,073$2,300$2,200$1.96

By property type

London rent by property type

London: median monthly rent by property type, last 12 months
  • Condo apartment$1,920
  • House (detached / semi)$2,650
  • Basement apartment$1,538
  • Townhouse$2,500

Source: TRREB MLS® data, compiled by Summitly · as of November 9, 2026

Table view
London median rent by property type (chart data)
TypeMedian rent (12 mo)Leases (12 mo)
Condo apartment$1,920436
House (detached / semi)$2,650715
Basement apartment$1,538102
Townhouse$2,500528
London rent by property type
TypeMedian rent (12 mo)Average rent (12 mo)Leases (12 mo)Median (last 90 days)Median asking nowRent / sq ft
Condo apartment$1,920$2,068436$1,900$1,950$2.11
House (detached / semi)$2,650$2,647715$2,600$2,485$1.93
Basement apartment$1,538$1,543102$1,525$1,650$1.15
Townhouse$2,500$2,463528$2,500$2,495$1.81

Trend

London median rent, last 24 months

Median monthly rent of leases signed each calendar month. A gap means too few leases that month to publish.
London: median monthly rent by month
Nov 2024Oct 2026

Source: TRREB MLS® data, compiled by Summitly · as of November 9, 2026

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London median rent by month
MonthMedian rentLeases
Oct 2026$2,325222
Sep 2026$2,295252
Aug 2026$2,350243
Jul 2026$2,400184
Jun 2026$2,338178
May 2026$2,295181
Apr 2026$2,398144
Mar 2026$2,350117
Feb 2026$2,350115
Jan 2026$2,325107
Dec 2025$2,298138
Nov 2025$2,395139
Oct 2025$2,500128
Sep 2025$2,500185
Aug 2025$2,500214
Jul 2025$2,550137
Jun 2025$2,500131
May 2025$2,600132
Apr 2025$2,500129
Mar 2025$2,400115
Feb 2025$2,55092
Jan 2025$2,500102
Dec 2024$2,57380
Nov 2024$2,65049

FAQ

London rent FAQs

What is the average rent in London?

In the 12 months to November 2026, 2,073 London rentals were leased through the MLS® at a median of $2,325 a month and an average of $2,299. The median is the better guide: a few luxury leases pull the average up.

How much is a 1-bedroom apartment in London?

The median 1-bedroom lease in London was $1,550 a month over the last 12 months (316 leases); 1-bedrooms listed for rent right now ask a median $1,623.

How much is a 2-bedroom rental in London?

A 2-bedroom in London leased for a median $1,995 a month over the last 12 months, across 579 leases.

Is it cheaper to rent a basement, condo or house in London?

Over the last 12 months the cheapest type was basement apartment at a median $1,538, and the most expensive was house (detached / semi) at $2,650. basement apartment $1,538, condo apartment $1,920, townhouse $2,500 and house (detached / semi) $2,650.

Are rents going up or down in London?

The median lease in Oct 2026 was $2,325, down 7.0% from $2,500 in Oct 2025. Monthly medians move with the mix of units leased, so read the 24-month trend rather than a single month.

Where do these rent figures come from?

They are medians and averages of closed leases recorded on the TRREB MLS® (the rent actually agreed, not the asking rent), refreshed November 2026. A figure is shown only when it covers at least 5 leases, so no single lease can be identified.

Sources & method

Where these rents come from.

  • Rents are the monthly prices on leases that closed on the TRREB MLS® (status Leased), not asking rents, except the "Median asking now" column, which covers rentals listed today.
  • The 12-month window runs to the data refresh date; the 90-day column covers the most recent 90 days. The trend shows complete calendar months only.
  • Bedrooms are the above-grade bedroom count on the listing, so a 1-bedroom plus den counts as a 1-bedroom. Studios are listings with no bedrooms.
  • Basement apartments are lower-level units or units numbered as a basement; houses are detached and semi-detached homes leased whole; townhouses include condo townhouses.
  • Rents under $300 or over $50,000 a month are treated as data errors and excluded. Rent per square foot uses leases with an exact floor area only.
  • Every figure covers at least 5 leases, so no individual lease can be identified. This page is indexed only when the city has at least 50 leases in 12 months.

Source: TRREB MLS® data, compiled by Summitly.