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.

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.
$330,000 - $670,000

175 Hunter Condos at 175 Hunter Street East is a 6 floor building with 80 units. Located in trendy Corktown, it offers floor plans from 550 to 913 square feet.
$270,000 - $460,000

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 980 and 1,450 square feet.
$450,000 - $840,000

Parkview Terrace at 350 Quigley Road in Hamilton is an established building offering 2 and 3 bedroom units at an affordable price. Floorplans are two story.
$320,000 - $540,000

Bentley Place Condos at 67 Caroline Street South, Hamilton offers 96 two bedroom units in a 21 floor building located in downtown Hamilton. Built in 1991, the floor plans are between 1,225 to almost 2,000 square feet.
$490,000 - $710,000

Unique conversion of the historical Stinson School into 66 unique residential lofts. Exposed brick and ductwork, soaring ceiling and large windows with floor plans from 634 to 1950 square feet.
$460,000 - $870,000