There’s potential for another major change in downtown Hamilton.
CBRE Limited has put the Hamilton City Centre up for sale, positioning the 3.5-acre property on James Street North as a solution to the “significant demand for new housing and mixed-use space” in the city core.
The landmark was built in 1990 by Cadillac Fairview and originally known as the Eaton Centre.
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It includes more than 550,000 square feet of commercial area.
More than 400 city of Hamilton employees currently work out of the city centre.
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