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62 - 66 James St N 2 Retail Properties in Hamilton, ON



Investment Highlights
- Prominent corner location along James Street North provides visibility within Downtown Hamilton.
- Downtown Mixed Use – Pedestrian Focus (D2) zoning permits a broad range of commercial and residential uses.
- Two freehold mixed-use buildings offered under Power of Sale.
Executive Summary
62-66 James Street North presents the opportunity to acquire two 100% freehold mixed-use buildings in Downtown Hamilton under Power of Sale. Located along the James Street North corridor within Hamilton's Urban Growth Centre, the property sits in an area that has experienced significant public and private investment, ongoing residential intensification, and major transit infrastructure improvements. The asset consists of two two-and-a-half-storey buildings containing three at-grade retail units and additional upper-floor space that can support office or residential uses, providing flexibility for a range of investment and repositioning strategies.
The property benefits from a prominent corner location near York Boulevard and Rebecca Street, offering visibility and accessibility within Hamilton's downtown core. The surrounding neighborhood includes restaurants, retail businesses, cultural venues, and numerous residential developments that continue to add population density and commercial activity to the area. Nearby transit connections include the Hamilton GO Centre, West Harbour GO Station, the MacNab Transit Terminal, and the planned Hamilton LRT corridor, supporting connectivity throughout the region.
The Downtown Mixed Use – Pedestrian Focus (D2) zoning permits a broad range of commercial and residential uses, creating flexibility for future redevelopment, adaptive reuse, or income-producing occupancy. The brochure also identifies the potential to expand the existing floor plate from 2.5 storeys to 3 storeys, subject to applicable approvals. With substantial development activity occurring in the immediate area, including large-scale residential projects, the property offers investors exposure to one of Hamilton's evolving downtown districts.
The property benefits from a prominent corner location near York Boulevard and Rebecca Street, offering visibility and accessibility within Hamilton's downtown core. The surrounding neighborhood includes restaurants, retail businesses, cultural venues, and numerous residential developments that continue to add population density and commercial activity to the area. Nearby transit connections include the Hamilton GO Centre, West Harbour GO Station, the MacNab Transit Terminal, and the planned Hamilton LRT corridor, supporting connectivity throughout the region.
The Downtown Mixed Use – Pedestrian Focus (D2) zoning permits a broad range of commercial and residential uses, creating flexibility for future redevelopment, adaptive reuse, or income-producing occupancy. The brochure also identifies the potential to expand the existing floor plate from 2.5 storeys to 3 storeys, subject to applicable approvals. With substantial development activity occurring in the immediate area, including large-scale residential projects, the property offers investors exposure to one of Hamilton's evolving downtown districts.
Property Facts
| Sale Type | Investment | Individually For Sale | 0 |
| Status | Active | Total Building Size | 9,254 SF |
| Number of Properties | 2 | Total Land Area | 0.18 AC |
| Sale Type | Investment |
| Status | Active |
| Number of Properties | 2 |
| Individually For Sale | 0 |
| Total Building Size | 9,254 SF |
| Total Land Area | 0.18 AC |
Properties
| Property Name / Address | Property Type | Size | Year Built | Individual Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 62 James St N, Hamilton, ON L8R 2K5 | Retail | 5,264 SF | 1851 | - |
| 66 James St N, Hamilton, ON L8R 2L1 | Retail | 3,990 SF | 1910 | - |
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