Homes in the Hyde Park neighbourhood of North London are still in demand from January 1 to March 31, 2012 with 67 houses selling for an average of $264,247 and taking 45 days to sell.

  21 condos sold in the same period for an average $171,938 and these only took 33 days to sell! Both condos and houses received 99% of their asking price!

  Hyde Park is still growing, more Big Box Stores, new restaurants and subdivisions are coming!

    Again, in 2011 homes in the Hyde Park neighbourhood in North West London have been selling quite well.

  In 2011,237 houses and 66 condos sold , houses for 98% of their asking price and condos 99%!  Houses in Whitehills took an average 42 days to sell followed by condos at 44 days.

  Houses in this popular London neighbourhood sold at an average of $321,991and condos at $242,285 which shows that this neighbourhood remains very price competitive.

  Homes in the newer section of Hyde Park are ranging from $285,000 to $375,000 so as you can see, with the great schools and new shopping Big Box Stores being opened, this area is sought after.

 It is a great time to look for a home in Hyde Park because you have a great choice of listings to choose from and with the market a little slow, sellers should be open to look at your offer.

  I know of some great deals in this area and if saving money and time is important to you, then perhaps we should talk!

Hyde Park  has Hyde Park Road which is a north-south arterial road in London Ontario, Canada. It extends from the Thames River in the Oakridge area northward through the village and road namesake of Hyde Park and north of the city to Highway 7.

 History

Hyde Park Sideroad originally ran northward on a fairly straight alignment through the lowlands east of the Byron Bog. North of Oxford Street, it crossed the Canadian National Railway via a narrow truss bridge, and then crossed the Canadian Pacific Railway south of Hyde Park via a one-lane subway. In the early 1980s, Hyde Park Road was largely bypassed to the east between Oxford Street and Riverside Drive, completely avoiding the environmentally sensitive area near the bog which also included very steep grades.

Hyde Park Road today  has plenty of shopping, new home sub divisions for its entire length, and is a main road between Oxford Street and Fanshawe Park Road. There is a large  big-box development near Fanshawe Park Road.

Easy access to downtown London, Lake Huron, some great golf courses and walking trails. Hyde Park offers a wide selection of houses and condos to fit most budgets.