By the end of 2018, 761,000 people will call the City of Hamilton home and by the year 2030, the Hamilton population is expected to reach a total of 861,000 people. Hamilton’s growth can be linked to Toronto’s businesses and residents relocating to areas where they can take advantage of the lower cost of living…
If all goes according to plan, by 2024 the City of Hamilton could be one of nine cities across Canada to have integrated a light rail system (Hamilton LRT) into their transit services. While the project is still in its infancy, the City of Hamilton is optimistic about the project’s future and all the benefits…
In the spring of 2017, real estate investors were subjected to a housing market unlike any they had ever seen. Housing prices rose at incredible rates, and in some instances, nearly doubled or tripled in value in less than a week. Intelligent investors were able to uncover the opportunities that Hamilton’s Real Estate Market offered…
There are two seasons in southern Ontario: construction season and preparing for construction season. Home renovations, student housing, and plenty of property construction projects will continue throughout the year, but before any groundwork should be laid, it is important to review Hamilton Zoning Bylaws. Hamilton’s Zoning Bylaws are unique to the Hamilton area, and even…
The City of Hamilton’s population is projected to grow to 660,000 by the year 2031 and the city has began to prepare numerous Hamilton economic development projects to transition into a prosperous future. Sustainability and tying Hamilton’s rich history with the promise of a prosperous future are common themes in these ongoing projects. The city…