TL;DR
- 194 homes sold in Byron in the 12 months to October 2026 at a median of $668,500, and detached homes had a median of $789,900.
- About three in ten Byron sales were condos: condo townhouses had a $480,000 median and condo apartments $465,000.
- In October 2026 Byron had 19 sales and about 4 months of inventory, tighter than London's 5.5 months overall.
- Byron is served by Saunders Secondary (public) and St. Thomas Aquinas (Catholic), and every live listing is on the Byron area page.
Byron gets more searches than any other neighbourhood in London's west end, and it's easy to see why. Springbank Park is on one side, Warbler Woods on the other, and Commissioners Road gives it a village main street most suburbs don't have. This guide sticks to what you need before you buy here: what homes actually sell for, which types come up most, how quickly they move, and where to see what's listed today. For how Byron stacks up against its neighbours, see Oakridge vs. Byron, Riverbend vs. Byron and Lambeth vs. Byron.
How Much Do Homes Cost in Byron?
Across the 12 months from November 2025 to October 2026, 194 homes sold in Byron at a median of $668,500. That's well above London as a whole, where the October 2026 median was $553,164. The type of home makes a big difference:
| Home type | Sales (12 months) | Median sale price |
|---|---|---|
| Detached | 133 | $789,900 |
| Detached condo (lifestyle communities) | 8 | $620,900 |
| Condo townhouse | 35 | $480,000 |
| Condo apartment | 9 | $465,000 |
| All Byron homes | 194 | $668,500 |
Sales are counted by the date each deal went firm, from the MLS® System, and placed in Byron by the neighbourhood's actual boundary rather than a postal code. Executive homes near Springbank Park and Warbler Woods regularly pass $1 million, so the detached median sits in the middle of a wide range.
Are There Condos for Sale in Byron?
Yes, and more than most buyers expect. 59 of Byron's 194 sales over the past year were condos, close to a third. Condo townhouses were the biggest group, at a $480,000 median, which makes them the most common way into Byron for buyers who can't stretch to a detached home. Condo apartments sold for a similar $465,000 median, and detached condos in adult-lifestyle communities, popular with downsizers, sold for a $620,900 median.
Byron condos sold in a median of 27 days. Across London, condos had 7.3 months of inventory in October 2026, which gives buyers real room to negotiate on price, conditions or closing date. Before you make an offer on any condo, have the status certificate reviewed: it tells you about the reserve fund and any upcoming special assessments.
How Fast Do Byron Homes Sell?
In October 2026, 19 Byron homes sold at a $671,500 median, with about 4.0 months of inventory. That's tighter than London's 5.5 months overall, so well-priced Byron homes still sell at a steady pace. As of November 9, there were 63 Byron homes for sale with a median asking price of $709,900. You can follow those numbers week to week on the neighbourhood heat map and see the citywide picture on the London housing market page.
The practical takeaway: in Byron, homes that are priced right still don't sit around, so have your pre-approval done before you book showings. Homes that have been listed a while are where you'll usually find room to negotiate.
Schools in Byron
Byron is served by Saunders Secondary School on the public side and St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School on the Catholic side. Elementary schools include Byron Northview Public School and St. John French Immersion. School boundaries follow specific streets, so always confirm the catchment for a particular address with the board before you buy. The London high school rankings show how each school compares.
Why Buyers Choose Byron
- Springbank Park. London's largest park, with the Thames Valley Parkway running through it, is a walk or short bike ride from most of Byron.
- Warbler Woods. Protected forest trails on the neighbourhood's western edge.
- A real main street. Shops, cafés and services along Commissioners Road, so day-to-day errands stay local.
- A wide range of homes. From condo townhouses under $500,000 to executive homes over $1 million, Byron has an entry point for most budgets.
Where to See Every Byron Listing
The Byron area page shows every Byron home and condo for sale, live from the MLS® System and from every brokerage, not just mine. If you'd like new Byron listings emailed to you as they come up, or a second opinion on whether a particular home is priced right, get in touch. You can also check what nearby homes actually sold for on the sold map.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do homes cost in Byron, London Ontario?
The median Byron sale was $668,500 across the 12 months to October 2026 (194 sales). Detached homes had a median of $789,900, condo townhouses $480,000, condo apartments $465,000 and detached condos $620,900. Executive homes near Springbank Park and Warbler Woods regularly sell for over $1 million.
Are there condos for sale in Byron, London Ontario?
Yes. 59 of Byron's 194 sales in the 12 months to October 2026 were condos, close to a third. Condo townhouses were the most common, with a $480,000 median, and Byron condos sold in a median of 27 days.
Is Byron a buyer's or seller's market right now?
In October 2026 Byron had about 4.0 months of inventory, which is on the line between a seller's and a balanced market and tighter than London overall at 5.5 months. Well-priced homes sell steadily; homes that have sat for a while usually leave more room to negotiate.
What high schools serve Byron, London Ontario?
Byron is served by Saunders Secondary School (Thames Valley District School Board) and St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School (London District Catholic School Board). Catchments follow specific streets, so confirm the school for any address with the board before buying.
Where can I see all homes for sale in Byron?
The Byron area page on liveinoakridge.ca shows every Byron home and condo for sale, live from the MLS System and from every brokerage.
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Justin Skrypnyk
Real Estate Broker | Sutton Group Chapman Realty Inc. | Oakridge, London Ontario
Justin Skrypnyk is a Real Estate Broker serving Oakridge and West London. He writes regularly about the London Ontario market to help buyers and sellers make well-informed decisions.