If you've been glancing at your city tax assessment and feeling pretty good about it, hold on. The real numbers in Huron-Heights are telling a more complicated story - and depending on whether you own a house or a condo, you're going to want to hear it.
Let's split this up, because the two markets are moving in very different directions right now.
Houses: The average HonestDoor Price for a house in our neighbourhood sits at $582,249, up 0.75% from the previous period. That sounds decent, but the 3-month moving average is $586,077, and the current predicted value has dipped to $577,942. In plain terms, house values are taking a breather. The recent change clocks in at -1.45%, and on the neighbourhood growth leaderboard, we rank 28 out of 37 comparable areas in London. That puts us in below-average territory for growth right now - no sugarcoating it.
The silver lining? If you are a landlord or thinking about becoming one, a 5.49% rental yield is genuinely solid. Rent at $2,839 a month means your asset is still working hard for you even while prices cool off.
Condos: This side of the market is a mixed bag. The average HonestDoor Price dropped 5.93% to $334,647 - that is a real dip and worth paying attention to. But the predicted value has actually nudged up to $355,758, which is slightly above the 3-month moving average of $353,260. So while the broader average fell, the forward-looking signal is a little more optimistic. Condo growth ranks 20 out of 39 in London - still below average, but better positioned than our houses on the leaderboard.
Context matters. For houses, we sit above nearby Fanshawe (predicted at $551,730) and below Carling (predicted at $674,436). For condos, Airport comes in well below us at $107,692, while Carling ($721,881) and Fanshawe ($532,661) are priced significantly higher. Huron-Heights is not the cheapest option on the map, but it is not the priciest either - we are squarely in the middle of the pack.
Here is the thing about your city assessment - it is a snapshot from the past. It does not update in real time, and it definitely does not know that condo values in Huron-Heights just shifted by nearly 6% in one period. The HonestDoor Price is a live, data-driven estimate of what your property is worth right now, not what some government formula decided it was worth a year or two ago.
For house owners, your assessment might actually be lagging behind recent softness - meaning you could be paying property tax on a value that no longer reflects reality. For condo owners, the gap between the average HonestDoor Price ($334,647) and the predicted value ($355,758) is a $21,000 difference. That kind of spread is exactly why checking your HonestDoor Price regularly is not just a curiosity - it is a financial habit that pays off.
Straight talk: if you own a house in Huron-Heights and you have been sitting on the fence about selling, the data says do not wait for the market to heat back up on its own. Values are drifting slightly downward, and our growth rank of 28 out of 37 means other London neighbourhoods are outpacing us right now. Summer is historically when buyer activity picks up - listing while there is foot traffic is smarter than listing into a quiet fall market.
If you own a condo, the picture is a bit more nuanced. The predicted value is trending upward even as the average dipped, which suggests there may be some recovery momentum building. If your unit is in good shape, you have a reasonable case for holding a little longer - or pricing aggressively now to beat any further softness.
Either way, the first move is the same: pull your HonestDoor Price today. Know your real number before you call an agent, set a list price, or make any decision. That is just good homework.
huron-heights | london | september 2026This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.