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
John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport was recognized as the fastest growing airport in North America in 2018 and progress on both the passenger and the cargo sides shows no signs of slowing down. After 80 per cent growth in passenger volume in 2017, and the 2018 numbers increased another
LONDON ONTARIO IS BECOMING THE SATELLITE OFFICE OPTION The last time we witnessed a serious economic set back was 2008-2009 with the financial meltdown in the United States. You may remember the financial crisis was a slow burn. It took months for the U.S economy to fail which triggered economic
Prime Corner Retail Unit For Sale located near James Street and Cannon Street For more information about this sale please contact Bryan Faldowski, Vice President, Sales Representative at Colliers.
The greater Hamilton area continues to draw attention as a place to call home and do business, with Hamilton Real Estate investments on the rise. Hamilton spans a large geographic area, and each neighbourhood is different and distinct. Across our city, you can find urban, suburban and rural living, as
There are so many elements that are firing on all cylinders in Hamilton’s downtown, including growth in the arts and technology sectors, residential and office development that brings density to support restaurants and retail, creation of hotel rooms, and accelerating investment that is transforming critical streets. Much of that has
Aragon Properties has been steadily adding to its Hamilton portfolio and plans to make big investments in the near future. Several purchases over the last year means the company now owns almost the entire block of the north side of King Street between Hughson to James streets. Its signature property
Written by Benjamin Zarate Data & Information Analyst at the Doyle Team The Downtown Secondary Plan (or DTSP),“Putting People First: The New Land Use Plan for Downtown Hamilton,” was the first formal plan for Hamilton’s Downtown core and was approved in 2001.The Plan area is bounded by Cannon Street to the north,
A new private industrial park on an abandoned factory site in Hamilton’s North End offers 18 industrial lots and office space that would be an ideal healthcare hub, says developer Sergio Manchia. The Hamilton Central Business Park at Victoria and Ferrie streets is the largest soil remediation project in Hamilton’s
It’s a magnificent brick and stone building from a time when corporate headquarters were symbols of pride and confidence. But the former Westinghouse Headquarters of Canada sat vacant for more than 30 years. Now the team behind Westinghouse Headquarters is bringing the building in Hamilton’s industrial northeast back to life
