Hamilton offers a good selection of lofts and conversions for buyers and renters. View the profiles of the different condo lofts in downtown Hamilton, more residential areas and even Dundas.

Witton Lofts at 50 Murray Street West is a conversion of a former 1920s school with an additional three stories of all glass units. Completed in 2013 by Core Urban Inc., it offers 36 units with floor plans between 775 and 1,450 square feet.
$430,000 - $840,000

Situated in the Durnand District of downtown Hamilton, City Square Condos at 90 Charlton Avenue West houses 76 units in the 9-storey first tower. It was the first new-build condo development in the downtown area in over 20 years.
$285,000 - $920,000

Converted to condominiums in 2001, 801 Queenston Road in Stoney Creek is a nine story building offering 72 units that range from 541 to 970 square feet.
$330,000 - $480,000

Red Hill Valley Condominiums at 2373 King Street East is a boutique-style condominium building overlooking Red Hill Bowl Park in southeast Hamilton.
$350,000 - $420,000

Sapphire at Waterfront Trails is made up of two 6-story buildings at 101 and 125 Shoreview Place. In total, there are 433 units from 513 up to 1,624 square feet.
$490,000 - $1,280,000

Located at 908 Mohawk Road East, Cornerstone Condominiums is a low-rise development offering just 36 units. Aside from a one bedroom on the main floor, the rest are two bedroom floor plans.
$440,000 - $660,000