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Price/Sqft Range
600 sqft - 699 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$414 / sq. ft.
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High-Rise condo
Originally constructed in 1928, the structure was Hamilton's first skyscraper. It functioned as a commercial hub before its residential conversion in 1996, which created 60 condominium suites.
The building rises between 10 and 18 storeys. It retains structural characteristics from the early 20th century that differ from contemporary developments.
The 1996 retrofit updated the building for residential use while maintaining the original exterior. The units utilize a structural frame common to pre-war skyscrapers.
The Clifton contains 53,390 square feet of residential space across 60 suites. Floor plans vary across the 18 storeys based on the building's 1928 footprint.
The building has an Average Price: $424 / sq. ft. This provides an entry point into the Hamilton market for buyers seeking historical conversions. It remains an alternative to newly constructed glass towers in the Corktown area.
The location provides high walkability and proximity to transit. Proximity to St. Joseph's Healthcare makes it a practical residence for medical staff.
The Hamilton GO Centre serves regional commuters. Residents are located in Corktown, an established neighbourhood with a central urban environment.
Developer details for this project are not currently listed.
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