11 Cheapest Places in Canada to Buy a Home
6) London
London is in Southwestern Ontario and has an average home price of $243,662. It’s a center for health and education and those industries are also major employers. Medical research, insurance and information technology also contribute to the economy. London Health Sciences Center is one of the biggest employers. London also offers cultural opportunities to its residents. It hosts several fairs, including the Sunfest Music Festival and the London RibFest. The city is also home to a symphony and several theatres, as well as children’s, art, military and medical museums. There are also multiple parks, gardens and bike paths, many of which lie on the Thames River. MoneySense Magazine and Jetpac City Guides have both ranked London as a happy, highly livable place, while the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives rated it the third best place to be a woman in 2016.
