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Features:

Ready for permits and servicing
8 single family residential building lots
Potential to finish lower levels or in-laws
Hamilton West community
Accessible to all major amenities
Downtown core is a priority in the city of Hamilton

Investment Highlights
Prosperous Living
Location Advantage

The City of Hamilton welcomes new businesses and investors

Hamilton is in southern Ontario, Canada’s most populated and economically active region. More than one million educated and skilled workers live within a 30-minute drive from Hamilton.

Hamilton has a lot of land that can be used for business, and the land is affordable compared to land in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

Source: https://www.hamilton.ca/moving-hamilton/economic-development/

Prosperous Community

Over the past four years, Hamilton has averaged over $1 billion in building permit values. Projects leading these construction values include the new McMaster Health Campus at Main and Bay Streets, Tim Horton’s Field, the new Maple Leaf meat processing plant in Glanbrook and a $12 million investment in a new cargo facility at the John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport.

Downtown Hamilton is complemented by several unique Business Improvement Areas located throughout the city, big box power centres, major malls and numerous commercial corridors.

There are acres of available employment lands with competitive development charges and a fraction of costs of those found in the Greater Toronto Area.

Hamilton is located in the centre of the most densely populated corridor of economic activity in Canada. Hamilton is Canada’s ninth largest regional economy in Canada with a GDP per capita of approximately $48,000 in 2006. Hamilton is the fifth largest mega-region in North America according to the Martin Prosperity Group. Within a 30 minute commute, Hamilton has easy access to a highly skilled, well-educated and productive labour force of over 1 million people.

Hamilton’s agricultural sector generates $1.26 billion a year for the local economy. The food processing sector is one of the fastest growing in Ontario, including over $500 million in investments by Maple Leaf Foods in just the past three years alone.

McMaster University consistently ranks as one of Canada’s top three most research-intensive (number of research dollars per faculty member) universities and home to Canada’s first human embryonic stem cell library. This research holds promise to treat illnesses in the future that range from cancer to Parkinson’s to spinal cord regeneration.

Hamilton Health Sciences has nearly 10,000 employees working at six unique hospitals and a cancer centre. Hamilton Health Sciences was recently selected by GE Healthcare as the first site in the world to receive new prototype technologies for use in a molecular breast imaging research program.

Source: https://www.hamilton.ca/moving-hamilton/economic-development/prosperous-community