As we emerge from the COVID-19 business lockdown, many construction projects are back on schedule. Here are some highlights from across the city that show that Hamilton is once again open for business.
DHL
$100-million facility that will quadruple the company’s space to 200,000 square feet and add 200 people to its current complement within five years of the facility being complete.
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L3 Harris
New facility is one of the largest corporate head office investments in the city in a generation. Boasting 330,000 square feet, it will house 1,200 highly-skilled workers.
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WPE
The new 30,000 square-foot facility will include retail space, a service centre and rentals and feature 22,000 square feet of showroom and shop and 6,000 square feet of warehouse space.
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Main & Walnut
25 storey mixed use residential apartment building with commercial facilities fronting on Main Street East and a 7 storey parking structure fronting on Jackson Street East. It will have 267 residential units and 274 parking spaces in the form of a parking structure.
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440 Victoria
The Hamilton Central Business Park development is the largest brownfield remediation project in Hamilton’s history. Once the former site of the Otis Elevator and Studebaker factories, this 26-acre property has been redeveloped into a new prestige industrial park planned for light manufacturing companies and professional offices, some geared towards health sciences.
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