Building Permit value exceeds in Hamilton as Firms relocate to the area. surpassed the $2-billion mark in 2021 for the first time in its history. Industrial and commercial construction made up 34.4 percent of that total for a record $717.3 million – an increase of 117 percent over the three-year
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The greater Hamilton area, known affectionately as “The Hammer,” continues to be a vibrant collection of communities, businesses and industries that are wonderful places to live and conduct business. You can find almost any property type throughout Hamilton, including housing or commercial and industrial space that suits your specific needs.
There’s a new attraction in Ontario as the Hamilton Economic Waterfront Development is able to expand. The first phase of public amenities in Hamilton’s ambitious West Harbour redevelopment will soon open. Hamilton Economic Waterfront Development The City has invested almost $100 million to pave the way for a future mixed-use
THE PANDEMIC IS CHANGING HOW WE WORK IN THE OFFICE. PERFECT SHORT OR LONG TERM OFFICE SPACE OUTSIDE TORONTO Looking for one of the most creative shared office spaces outside Toronto you will ever see? Filled with natural light, NUVO Network Office space is something to consider. Now is the
Guelph Ontario Business Park is open for business. The first phase of Guelph’s 675- acre Hanlon Creek Business Park is virtually sold out and inquiries are strong for the third phase. This third phase which is expected to be released to the market in the fall. Phase 1, which was
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
Windsor-Essex is plugging into the future driving innovation within the Electric Vehicles ( EV), Hybrid Electric Vehicles ( HEV), Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment ( EVSE ) sectors. Windsor-Essex, Ontario has been the automotive capital of Canada since the first auto rolled off the assembly line of Ford in 1904 in
The food and beverage manufacturing and processing sector is thriving in Ontario Canada. The food manufacturing (NAICS 311) and beverage and product manufacturing (NAICS 312) subs-ectors include a wide range of speciality equipped facilities providing a process to produce products meats, specialty foods, baked goods, packaged fruits and vegetables, teas,
As firms large and small look for shared, co-working and satellite office options for employees, it looks as some of the best shared office space is in Oakville. Great proximity to downtown Toronto including two Oakville go train stations. Oakville is becoming a boomtown for coworking and flex office space.
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
