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.

Converted into lofts in 1986, this former factory now houses 50 units between 725 and 1,735 square feet. The Mainhattan condos are mostly two story floor plans aside from a couple of main level units.
$460,000 - $790,000

Built in 1928 and developed into residential condominiums in 1996, this historical 18-storey building was Hamilton's first skyscraper. Located in the heart of downtown Hamilton it offers one and two storey floor plans ranging between one and three bedrooms.
$235,000 - $670,000

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

Grafton Square at 5 Ogilvie Street in Dundas, is a low-rise, 35 unit condo building offering two bedroom floor plans that range from 1,000 to 1,270 square feet.
$460,000 - $665,000

Dundas District Lofts at 397 King Street West, Dundas is an impressive high school conversion project set at the foot of Dundas Peak. High end luxury finishes mixed with historical charm.
$550,000 - $1,410,000

Completed in 2014, Urban West Condos offers 33 units between 694 and 1,438 square feet. Located in the west end of Hamilton's core, just steps from trendy Locke Street.
$370,000 - $710,000