667 King Street E, Hamilton, Ontario L8N 1E5

King East to Victoria Avenue North Prime Development Opportunity at 433 King Street East. Attention Investors & Developers – Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to re-develop in one of the city's most sought-after locations. This high-visibility property is ideally situated in a high

Cross Streets: Between Paradise & Longwood. ** Directions: King St W. between Paradise Rd N & Longwood Rd N. Rare offering of 2 mixed use retail/commercial and residential buildings on one lot. High visibility and traffic in Westdale. Close to parks, schools, religious institutions, dining

Cross Streets: Victoria Avenue North. ** Directions: King East to Victoria Avenue North. Prime Development Opportunity at 433 King Street East. Attention Investors & Developers - Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to re-develop in one of the city's most sought-after locations. This high-visibility

Cross Streets: WARDROPE AVE/KING ST W. ** Directions: TAKE KING ST EAST HAMILTON TO 23 KING ST W STONEY CREEK. Beautifully modernized building built in 1951 with both Residential and Commercial uses. Great location in Olde Town Stoney Creek visible to lots of street traffic in both directions.

Cross Streets: King St E & Barnesdale Ave. ** Directions: King St E. 2800 sf Corner Free Standing Building located right on King Street E, Right next to future LRT stop, Minutes Away From Tim Horton's Field. Asking below replacement cost @ $467.50 Psf., Unfinished Basement With Separate Entrance

Cross Streets: King St East / Wellington St S. ** Directions: King St East/Wellington St S. Two adjacent freestanding buildings at 309 & 311 King St E are for sale separately or as one. Notably, the City Council has given the green light to the LRT, with this property strategically situated

Cross Streets: King St E & New Mountain Rd. ** Directions: North. Discover a rare opportunity to own a high-performing, fully tenanted medical building in the heart of Hamilton's Stoney Creek area. 70 King St E is an 8,000 sq ft, free-standing, purpose-built medical building with long-term

Cross Streets: King St W and Paisley Ave N. ** Directions: As directed by google maps. Fantastic opportunity to aquire a well running, in demand business. Prime location near McMaster University surrounded by student housing. Direct exposure to main street, low rent, and the flexibility to

Cross Streets: Miller's Lane. ** Directions: King St W, east of Syndenham Rd, just west of Miller's Ln. A rare and exciting mixed-use investment opportunity in the very heart of downtown Dundas! Perfectly positioned within the vibrant Dundas BIA, this standout property offers a prime commercial

King Street West and Pearl Street Welcome to 428 King Street West! An exceptional mixed-use investment opportunity in the heart of West Hamilton's Strathcona neighbourhood. Ideally positioned at the corner of King Street West and Pearl Street North, along the future Hamilton LRT corridor, this

Cross Streets: King St E /Wentworth. ** Directions: NW. Rare transit-oriented mixed-use Assemblage [657-667 King St E] on Hamilton's future LRT corridor. Three contiguous properties offering over 11,400 sq. ft. of Combined Land Area with continuous King Street East frontage. Direct LRT access

Cross Streets: Wentworth/ King str. ** Directions: North West. Rare transit-oriented mixed-use Assemblage [657-667 King St E] on Hamilton's future LRT corridor. Three contiguous properties offering over 11,400 sq. ft. of Combined Land Area with continuous King Street East frontage. Direct LRT

Cross Streets: On King St. E between Wentworth & Ashley Streets. ** Directions: 0. Attention developers and renovators *Power of Sale* - a rare opportunity on one of Hamilton's most dynamic corridors. This solid 1900s brick building on King Street East is offered at land value within Hamilton's

King and Sherman Ave S Turnkey Mixed-Use Investment - 10 Doors. Exceptional opportunity to acquire a fully renovated mixed-use asset consisting of 6 residential units and 4 street-front commercial units. The residential component was completely gutted and rebuilt in 2019, with extensive upgrades