Hamilton, ON apartments for rent
1,775 apartments for rent in Hamilton, ON, from 887 communities.
144 EAST 44TH Street Unit# LOWER UNIT LOWER UNIT
144 EAST 44TH Street Unit# LOWER UNIT, Hamilton, ON, L8T3H2
131 - 101 SHOREVIEW PLACE 131
131 - 101 SHOREVIEW PLACE, Hamilton (Stoney Creek), ON, L8E0K2
115 CATHARINE Street N Unit# 2 2
115 CATHARINE Street N Unit# 2, Hamilton, ON, L8R1J5
450 DUNDAS Street Unit# 1204 1204
450 DUNDAS Street Unit# 1204, Hamilton, ON, L8B1Z2
6 - 120 SHERMAN AVENUE S 6
6 - 120 SHERMAN AVENUE S, Hamilton (St. Clair), ON, L8M2P9
90 CHARLTON Avenue W Unit# 201 201
90 CHARLTON Avenue W Unit# 201, Hamilton, ON, L8P0B4
31 JOSEPH Court Unit# Lower Lvl Lower Lvl
31 JOSEPH Court Unit# Lower Lvl, Hamilton, ON, L9C7J4
507 - 212 KING WILLIAM STREET 507
507 - 212 KING WILLIAM STREET, Hamilton (Beasley), ON, L8R0A7
LOWER - 161 HOOVER CRESCENT Lower
LOWER - 161 HOOVER CRESCENT, Hamilton (Balfour), ON, L9A3H2
MAIN - 52 PROCTOR BOULEVARD Main
MAIN - 52 PROCTOR BOULEVARD, Hamilton (Glenview), ON, L8M2M4
17 WEST PARK Avenue Unit# Basement Basement
17 WEST PARK Avenue Unit# Basement, Hamilton, ON, L3S3M4
252 RAYMOND Road Unit# Lower Lower
252 RAYMOND Road Unit# Lower, Ancaster, ON, L9K0H8
1 JARVIS Street Unit# 1518 1518
1 JARVIS Street Unit# 1518, Hamilton, ON, L8R0A8
LOWER - 61 GOLDFINCH ROAD LOWER
LOWER - 61 GOLDFINCH ROAD, Hamilton (Bruleville), ON, L9A3W9
470 DUNDAS Street E Unit# 417 417
470 DUNDAS Street E Unit# 417, Waterdown, ON, L8B2A6
526 - 1 JARVIS STREET 526
526 - 1 JARVIS STREET, Hamilton (Beasley), ON, L8L2H7
124 GLADSTONE Avenue Unit# 3 3
124 GLADSTONE Avenue Unit# 3, Hamilton, ON, L8M2H9
56 YORK Boulevard Unit# 204 204
56 YORK Boulevard Unit# 204, Hamilton, ON, L8R2M9
515 - 470 DUNDAS STREET 515
515 - 470 DUNDAS STREET, Hamilton (Waterdown), ON, L8B2A6
10 - 14 CROSS STREET 10
10 - 14 CROSS STREET, Hamilton (Dundas), ON, L9H2R4
36 JAMES Street S Unit# 1402 1402
36 JAMES Street S Unit# 1402, Hamilton, ON, L8P4W4
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Renter’s City Guide to Hamilton
CITY GUIDE
HAMILTON, ONTARIO
Hamilton is the third largestcity in the province of Ontario. Hamilton has a large steel industry, hence the nickname “Steeltown.” Arts and culture in Hamilton areplentiful, with a growing and vibrant scene, and the city has been the backdrop of many movies. Hamilton celebrates itsmany different cultures and ethnic backgrounds, and hosts events throughout the year to celebrate their diversity. Hamilton also has a rich history, and there are many places to learn about the city’s roots.
Real Estate Market Overview
Foreign buyers who would typically be interested in the Vancouver housing market are turning more towards the Greater Toronto Area, which includes Hamilton. Prices in the city have been increasing,although hey have not yet reached the heated situation in Toronto.Many people in the Greater Toronto Area have even chosen to move to Hamilton. An upgrade to the city’s transportation, an increase in building permits being issued, and a stable economy have been making Hamilton a more desirable place to live.
Rental Market
There is a good supply of rental units in the city, but the demand isn’t as highas for other properties in the area. The vacancy rate in Hamilton has been increasing, which can be attributed to the manyyoung people who do not have the means to leave their parents homes. Young adults are having trouble finding full time jobs and therefore stay with their parents a little longer instead of moving into their own apartment. Although the vacancy rate has been increasing, prices have kept to an upward trend as well. Two bedroom apartments are among the most common types of units in the city.
Employment
The steel industry is a large sector in the city, and Dofasco - a company that manufactures steel - is one of the largest employers. Some other large employers include the City of Hamilton, and McMaster University. The creative industry is also prominentin Hamilton, and continues to grow and attract people to the city, offering many employment opportunities. The area has been losing jobs and it is experiencing an unemployment rate of about 5.8%, although the economy has been stable and in good condition. Services like Employment Hamilton aim to help job seekers and employers find their perfect fit in times of need.
Transportation
There are many different options for transportation in Hamilton. The Hamilton Street Railway Company operates buses for residents to get around. There are many taxi services as well, such as Hamilton Cab and Blue Line Taxi. For national and international travel, the Hamilton International Airport is located in the city. Biking is another great way to get around as the city has many bike paths and designated bike lanes for cyclists.The bus system is convenient for cyclists as well, as there are bike racks on the front of the buses. Harbours and boat launches can be found in the city for anyone looking to travel by boat.
Schools
There are two English language school boards in the city, which are the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board, and the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board, which is the Catholic English board. There are also two French language school boards, which are the Conseil scolaireViamonde, and the Catholic French language board, Conseil scolaire de district catholique Centre-Sud. There are many post-secondary options for students in the city to choose from. For students looking to attend university, McMaster University and Brock University are two of the universities located in the city. As for college, Hamilton is home toMohawk College and College Boreal.
Family Life
Hamilton has plenty of fun activities for the whole family. A few places families can visit in the city include the Art Gallery of Hamilton, and Adventure Village. For families who enjoy football, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, a Canadian Football Team, call the city theirhome. Attending a game is sure to be fun for the whole family. The Canadian Football Hall of Fame is also located in Hamilton. In addition to these places the city also has parks and events for kids to enjoy. There are a variety of schools to choose from, and there are many daycares in the area. Summer camps can also be found throughout the city,making forfun summer breaks.