Templar Flats (30-39 King William St, Hamilton, CoreUrban, 4s+ 6s + 4s, ??) These motivated developers behind the Witton Lofts, Empire Times work spaces, Herkimer Apartment flip, and upcoming 10 James North flip have bought up several properties along King William and are now filling thegaps...

"Construction to begin early 2015 … 60 breathtaking units in Hamilton's most-desired neighbourhood" CLICK HERE FOR FLOORPLANS --> http://residencesatacclamation.ca source: http://joeycoleman.ca/2014/07/24/what-the-22-storey-tivoli-proposal-means-for-james-street-and-downtown/

Hamilton joins Canada’s red-hot housing market from The Globe & Mail http://m.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/economy/housing/hamilton-joins-in-on-canadas-surging-housing-market/article19555515/?service=mobile Here’s the hottest housing market in Canada nobody’s talking about...

Stanton Renaissance has purchased the historic James Street Baptist Church on James South @ Jackson, one block north of the Hamilton GO Centre. They plan on tearing down the back 2/3 of the church, saving the facade, then building a tower (floor count unknown) behind: source...

source: http://www.corktowns.ca/HPSC0565.jpg The Corktowns are in the heart of the Corktown neighborhood in Downtown Hamilton, steps from the infamous Corktown Tavern (now owned by a couple Toronto ex-pats) and a 5 min walk from the TH&B GO Ctr (as well as St Joseph's Hospital, dozens of...

Finally OK'd by CN and the OMB, this phase one condo bldg will be directly across the street from the new James North GO Station and Bayfront Park. Plans include turning Stuart Street into a retail strip servicing GO Commuters, Park-goers and Residents alike. You may remember this land as...

http://www.tivolicondos.ca Interesting development as the Tivoli Theatre, still intact, will be incorporated into the tower for community use. The front lobby fell due to landlord neglect (thanks to the ever-popular Sniderman fam, of Sam the Record Man fame). Then: source...

Front (Main St) Back (George St) Source: http://www.hamilton.ca/NR/rdonlyres/0668E092-3574-4CC5-AFA2-FB2DE0FFCE7A/0/Mar20Item_53__PED13047.pdf This project at the N-W corner of Main & Bay streets is attached to the almost-complete Homewood Suites, and across the street from the u/c...

via DCYSA Architects http://www.dcysa.ca/5-residences/6059-Homewood-Suites/ Being constructed on the old Hamilton Motor Products site at Bay St South & Main St West downtown Hamilton. A stone's throw from the popular Hess Village entertainment/resto area, as well as a block south of Copps...

281 Avenue Road. Don't know if this has already been posted but I couldnt find a thread photos by me

National Geographic on James St North, Hamilton: http://digitalnomad.nationalgeographic.com/2011/06/25/post-industrial/ But SHHHH.. keep it a secret ;) lol

Hey everyone! I'm just curious as to whether or not there are any Pro or Amateur productions of The Rocky Horror Picture Show scheduled for this Halloween season? source Back in Hamilton, there was an old-school screening at the Tivoli where attendees would dress up as their favourite...

source source http://filmworklofts.com/index.php GoogleMap Smack-dab in the middle of Downtown Hamilton, the Film Work Lofts has seen the conversion of the original Hamilton Spectator warehouse turn into chic lofts. Penthouse units are 2-stories with terraces! Steps from...

source http://www.urbanwestcondos.com/urbanwest.html New to Hamilton's Downtown West at the corner of Dundurn & Aberdeen: GoogleMap Steps to popular Locke Street, an emerging Dundurn St and major grocery store. Nestled at the bottom of the Niagara Escarpment, just minutes from all the...

World-class architect interested in west harbour World-class architects don't come any bigger than Frank Gehry. And, if everything works out, Gehry will design a building for the city's west harbour lands that will put Hamilton on the map, says Richard Abboud, president of Forum Equity...

Granted city planners have made a number of fatal mistakes in the past (one-way street inner-city expressways, constant public transit cuts, 1960's downtown 'urban renewal', etc).. But this time, city staff & planners seemed to finally have it right with a Downtown Stadium, until THIS...

I LOVE Mustapha's Toronto: Then & Now collection. Unfortunately, Hamilton doesn't have an Online Photo Archive like Toronto's (that I know of, anyway), so I'm working with the few online Photos I have found.

Has anyone else noticed that a lot of the Restos 'reno'd' by FoodTV's Restaurant Makeover show have either closed down, or aren't doing very well business-wise? A couple examples I can think of: Lub on Church St -- Gone within a couple months of the reno. Lobby on Bloor, near Avenue --...