Meet Panattoni Canada, the land developer who made this happen. If you are looking for space between 15,070 SQ. FT. UP TO 186,980 SQ. FT. strategically located in the City of Hamilton, with great connectivity to 400 series highways and proximity to US border crossings, providing tenants with efficient transportation routes for their business, Panattoni Canada has some options at 50 Aeropark Boulevard Hamilton, Ontario. Hamilton is uniquely positioned to
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HOPA PORTS GIVES ONTARIO INDUSTRIES ROOM TO GROW With population and congestion increasing throughout the Greater Golden Horseshoe, industrial operations are feeling the squeeze. Whether looking for space to establish a new business, or grow an existing one, businesses face an enormous challenge. HOPA Ports is helping to address this need, with a network of multimodal industrial spaces in Ontario cities. HOPA has close to 1,000 acres of industrial lands
Aviva Canada announced they will be setting up shop in a newly constructed office building in Oakville. Full details about the building and a Q3 report on commercial real estate in Oakville can be found here.Aviva announces expansion to Oakville The building is by First Gulf as they continue to add to the smart infrastructure in Oakville, Ontario Canada. Check out some other great projects First Gulf has worked on
Schools, offices, industrial workplaces, restaurants and retail are still dealing with the great “unknown”. The provincial governments in Canada are slowly beginning to reopen the doors to the economy. Even in these early stages, many employers are starting to make plans for reopening their own doors and considering how to do so safely. As testing for the COVID-19 becomes more available, cases seem to be dropping which gives hopes things
The Hamilton Health Sciences Innovation Exchange initiative, within the IBM Innovation Space in downtown Hamilton, gives entrepreneurs, researchers, academics, and healthcare practitioners access to an array of IBM Watson cognitive and analytics software, expertise in cloud computing and high- performance computing infrastructure, and a network of global collaborators. It’s all designed to accelerate the development and commercialization of new healthcare innovations, building on Hamilton’s existing deep healthcare ecosystem. HHS, with
Downtown Hamilton mainstay Real Properties is seeing a historic low vacancy in its mall Jackson Square and has attracted anchor tenants in its attached and nearby office towers. The company has invested in renovating common areas and elevators in 100 King St.W and is converting the seventh storey of the next-door Robert Thompson building into a 4,800-square-foot loft-like space. “We have spent money because we know good things are happening
Wilson Blanchard believes in investing in commercial real estate within the Hamilton area, for 20 years. Wilson-Blanchard believes in downtown Hamilton. The developer and property management company have been investing in the city’s core for more than 20 years, growing a portfolio of office buildings that range in size from 18,000 to 195,000 square feet. “Our offerings range from prestigious Class A space suitable for multi-national tenants, smaller entry-level spaces
Halton Region is committed to supporting and growing a strong local economy and ensuring businesses succeed throughout the region. When companies locate in Halton, they are choosing one of the best places to do business in Canada. Businesses in our area benefit from the deep talent pool of professionals, proximity to leading educational institutions, easy access to major markets and a high quality of life that is second to none. Each
When will you move or expand your business to Hamilton’s work culture hotspot? To use an old baseball analogy, Hamilton’s Downtown Urban Growth Centre (USG) has seen a number of singles, but early indications are that 2016 is a grand slam. Hamilton has loaded the bases, capitalizing on its strengths, its communities, and its people. Since the previous employment survey conducted in the summer of 2015 there has been some
The greater Hamilton area has received a lot of interest lately as a place to live and invest. The area’s position as a transportation hub for Southern Ontario, the forthcoming Light Rail Transit (LRT) for major Hamilton corridors, the prospect of all-day GO services between Hamilton and Toronto, and the growth of the high tech sector are just a few of the reasons our area is receiving so much attention.