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City approves plan to tackle Hamilton's growing office vacancy rate - Vimarsana News

City approves plan to tackle Hamilton's growing office vacancy rate

The COVID pandemic took its toll on Downtown Hamilton’s office vacancy rate bumping it up and reducing foot traffic as well as proliferating safety concerns for those still there.

Source: y108.ca
City approves plan to tackle Hamilton's growing office vacancy rate - Hamilton - Vimarsana News

City approves plan to tackle Hamilton's growing office vacancy rate - Hamilton

The COVID pandemic took its toll on Downtown Hamilton's office vacancy rate bumping it up and reducing foot traffic as well as proliferating safety concerns for those still there.

North Hamilton Crossing would go through the city's neighborhoods, with a boulevard design - Vimarsana News

North Hamilton Crossing would go through the city's neighborhoods, with a boulevard design

The North Hamilton Crossing project is an inevitability, but one of the big questions ― and there are several big questions ― is when it could be cons

Lighthouse Christian College could open campus near downtown Milton - Vimarsana News

Lighthouse Christian College could open campus near downtown Milton

Lighthouse Christian College and the city of Milton hope to secure a win for both entities with the purchase of an old mental health facility

Source: pnj.com
Book now for a stay at Spooky Nook's Warehouse Hotel later this spring - Vimarsana News

Book now for a stay at Spooky Nook's Warehouse Hotel later this spring

The Warehouse Hotel at Champion Mill in Hamilton is now accepting reservations for arrivals on or after May 3. It's the first part of the 1.2 million-