New homes & condos in Hamilton

Hamilton's new homes are spread across several established neighbourhoods, including Corktown, Durand, North End East and Tollendale. Living in these areas means being close to the city's waterfront and a growing network of transit.

Transit is changing. The planned Hamilton LRT is a 14 km light rail line with 17 stops, running between Eastgate Square and McMaster University. Hamilton GO Centre at 36 Hunter Street East offers GO train and bus service. West Harbour GO, located downtown, is undergoing upgrades, and a future Confederation GO Station is planned. HSR Next routes are designed to connect to these GO Train stations, with no more than one transfer, so commuting by bus and train can be straightforward for many residents.

Families have public and Catholic school options. The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is the public school board serving the City of Hamilton and surrounding communities. The Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board operates 49 elementary and 7 secondary schools. Our team can help you learn which schools serve a specific address before you buy.

For outdoor time, the waterfront is a major draw. Bayfront Park, Pier 4 Park, the Hamilton Harbour Waterfront Trail and the Hamilton Beach Recreational Trail offer views of Hamilton Harbour and the northwest shoreline. The City of Hamilton has over 49 kilometres of City-owned trails and 8 public beaches. Pier 8 is a waterfront venue offering seasonal events, outdoor skating and accessible walking paths.

Healthcare is also nearby. Hospitals in Hamilton include Hamilton General Hospital, Juravinski Hospital, St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton and McMaster Children's Hospital.

If you have questions about a particular neighbourhood, transit route or school boundary, contact us and we will help you find the information you need.