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Hamilton, Ontario is a port city of about half a million people on the western edge of Lake Ontario. Traditionally seen as an industrial city due to its large steel manufacturing industry, Hamilton has in the last decade been evolving, with a growing service and health science sector. McMaster University, located in the west end Hamilton neighborhood of Westdale, is a highly esteemed public university which attracts students from all over the globe every year, boasting some of the most competitive programs in the country.
Downtown Hamilton is a vibrant urban centre with shopping and plenty of dining options. The large Hamilton Farmer’s Market in the heart of the city offers artisan goods, fresh produce, and authentic foods from over 50 vendors. The Art Gallery of Hamilton’s permanent installations as well as their curated exhibitions are a must-see for any art lover.
Hamilton Beach, Bayfront Park and many nature trails throughout the city are perfect for hiking, biking, and enjoying nature. More than 100 gorgeous waterfalls such as Albion Falls, Smokey Hollow Falls and Webster Falls can be found across Hamilton, and some nature and photography lovers make it their goal to see each one!
New development, intensive neighborhood revitalization and city-wide growth define modern Hamilton and make it a great value, an excellent investment, and an even better place call home.
The average rent as of 2024 for Hamilton is $1660 for a studio, $1700 for a 1 bedroom, $2100 for a 2 bedroom and $2500 for 3 bedroom apartment.
Ancaster, Corktown, Durand and Stoney Creek are some raved about neighborhoods in Hamilton. With close proximity to highways, parks, shopping, transit and historic background, they are ideal for families, commuters and young professionals. They are close enough and have easy access to major highways, making the commute to the core not more than an hour. They have great nooks with parks and playgrounds and have some quiet streets, ideal for families.
Being coastal on Lake Ontario, Hamilton offers some great waterfront community options. Winona Park, North End, Hamilton Beach and Lakeshore Hamilton are some popular waterfront choices in Hamilton. Residents enjoy ease of access to parks and recreation, including seasonal fun like boating.
Known for its renowned fun activities that many Torontonians make the trip for like African Lion Safari, Treetop Trekking, Dundurn Castle, Waterfalls of Hamilton, Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum.
Hamilton has something to offer for everyone, nature-fanatics, animal lovers, history buffs and everyone in between.
Some notable primary, elementary, secondary and high schools with high ratings in Hamilton include Rousseau, Tiffany Hills primary schools, Westdale Secondary and Hillfield Strathallan College. As the city is relatively small, so are the schools, making for a more private and hands-on curriculum.
With children as a priority, some top rated daycares in Burlington are Pumpkin Patch Day Care Centre, Little Peoples Daycare, Kids & Company, with many already trusting them with childcare.
There is only one major hospital in Hamilton, being the Hamilton General Hospital, with a great medical team ready to attend to all your needs.
Individual parking spot rentals are not very common in cities like Hamilton as most apartment/house rentals will include at least one parking space in the price or utility. One of the perks of “out of city core” living is the parking spots are not oversaturated and there is no need to rent a separate parking space.
75% of public transit is accessible, making it relatively easy to commute using the transit system.
For those interested in recreation and nature, Hamilton has some of the best views and scenery to offer in Ontario with the best parks being, Stoney Creek Recreation Centre, Waterfalls of Hamilton, Pier 4 Park, Bayfront Park. With many traveling from far and wide just to see the renowned waterfalls in Hamilton like Tiffany Falls, The Devil’s Punchbowl, Felker’s Falls, Albion Falls and Sherman Falls.
Hamitlon has an exceptional livability score of 88/100, #13 ranked city in Ontario and #48 in Canada.
