Hamilton, Ontario
Hamilton Real Estate
Hamilton is a rapidly evolving city offering affordable housing, a vibrant arts scene, and strong investment potential on the western end of Lake Ontario. Dan Mehta helps clients navigate Hamilton's growing real estate market.
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Dan Mehta
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About Hamilton
Living in Hamilton
Hamilton is a city of approximately 570,000 residents at the western end of Lake Ontario. Known historically as a steel town, Hamilton has transformed into a vibrant city with a growing arts scene, diverse economy, and rapidly appreciating real estate.
The city features a mix of historic neighbourhoods like Durand and Corktown, family-friendly suburbs in Ancaster and Dundas, and rapidly gentrifying areas like Locke Street and James North.
Hamilton's real estate offers some of the most affordable detached homes in the Greater Golden Horseshoe (average $850K), making it attractive for first-time buyers, investors, and those priced out of the Toronto market.
Market Snapshot
$850K
Average Detached Price
$500K
Average Condo Price
16 days
Average Days on Market
70%
Sales-to-Listing Ratio
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Communities in Hamilton
Durand
A historic, upscale neighbourhood with century homes, tree-lined streets, and the escarpment views.
Corktown
A trendy, walkable area near downtown with character homes and a growing food scene.
Ancaster
An affluent suburb with luxury homes, the Ancaster Old Village, and conservation areas.
Dundas
A charming valley town with heritage homes, McMaster University nearby, and a vibrant arts community.
Locke Street / Kirkendall
A popular, walkable area with boutique shops, cafes, and character homes.
James North
A rapidly gentrifying arts district with lofts, galleries, and the monthly Art Crawl event.
Housing Options
Types of Homes in Hamilton
Detached Homes
Family homes from $650K to $1.5M, with luxury homes in Ancaster and Durand.
Semi-Detached Homes
Affordable options from $500K to $750K, popular in central and east Hamilton.
Townhomes
Freehold and condo townhomes from $500K to $800K, common in newer developments.
Condominiums
Condos from $350K to $600K, with loft conversions and new builds in the downtown core.
Amenities
- Downtown Hamilton (James, King, King William)
- Royal Botanical Gardens
- Dundas Peak and Webster's Falls
- Hamilton Harbourfront
- Art Gallery of Hamilton
- Bayfront Park and Waterfront Trail
- Hamilton Farmer's Market
- Christie Lake Conservation Area
Schools
- McMaster University
- Mohawk College
- Barton Secondary School
- Westdale Secondary School
- Hillfield Strathallan College (private)
- Columbia International College (private)
- Bishop Tonnos Catholic Secondary School
Transit
- Hamilton Street Railway (HSR) bus network
- GO Transit (Hamilton, West Harbour, Aldershot stations)
- Highway 403, QEW, and Lincoln Alexander Parkway access
- Approx. 60 minutes to Toronto by GO Train
- Hamilton International Airport (YHM)
- Escarpment and Bruce Trail access
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