Slate Asset Management’s Corktown Condos are a brand-new condominium block in Hamilton, Ontario, near King Street South and Charlton Avenue East.

The central business district of Hamilton is expanding quickly and is increasingly in demand as a place to live. The city is making significant investments in infrastructure, jobs, education, and entertainment as the area goes through a significant renovation. The Hamilton Escarpment is home to the two high-rise apartments known as Corktown Condos, which will have contemporary exteriors, stunning facilities, and breathtaking city and lake vistas. Conveniently situated in the centre of the city, homeowners will have easy access to the new Hamilton LRT, post-secondary institutions, exciting lifestyle amenities, and a wealth of natural open spaces.

Location And Neighbourhood

• Central area of downtown Hamilton
• Walk for seven minutes to the Hamilton GO Centre
• Jackson Square Shopping Mall is a 15-minute walk away.
• Distance from the upcoming LRT
• McMaster University is a 12-minute drive away.
• Close proximity to Highways 8 and 403
• Nearby eateries, stores, and schools
• Has a fantastic transit rating of 86/100
• Corktown Park, Woolverton Park, and Shamrock Park are nearby parks.

Reasons To Invest

• The city’s downtown, which is in high demand, is expanding and changing quickly. The neighbourhood is undergoing substantial redevelopment, which is bringing in a tonne of fresh, distinctive, and lively lifestyle essentials.
• Being so close to Mohawk College and McMaster University, Corktown Condos will make the ideal off-campus living arrangements for post-secondary students.
• The Corktown Condos will provide residents breath-taking vistas of Lake Ontario and the shoreline as they rise from the Hamilton Escarpment’s base.
• Slate Asset Management, a real estate investment firm with operations in North America and Europe, was established in Canada in 2005. They are experts at creating profitable and sustainable homes and at spotting potential in land that others might miss.