84 York Boulevard offers an exceptional opportunity for tenants seeking a strategic presence in Hamilton’s revitalized entertainment district. Directly opposite the state-of-the-art TD Coliseum, this 1.22-acre property features an on-site building with 18,500 square feet of versatile leasable space suitable for office, retail, or hospitality uses. In addition to flexible tenant options, the site offers immediate revenue potential through event parking, projected to generate CA$250,000 to CA$400,000 annually. Positioned in a fast-growing cultural and economic hub, the property’s flexible zoning, with no heritage designation, accommodates a range of uses, from boutique offices to flagship retail or entertainment venues.
The district is anchored by Live Nation and Oak View Group’s $290 million redevelopment of the Coliseum, which is expected to host more than 120 annual events and attract 1 to 1.5 million visitors. High-profile additions such as Matty Matheson’s Iron Cow Public House further signal the district’s rising momentum. The TD Coliseum, formerly known as Copps Coliseum and FirstOntario Centre, is being rebuilt into an 18,000-seat, state-of-the-art venue. Surrounding assets include the Hamilton Convention Centre, Concert Hall, and a vibrant dining and nightlife scene, reinforcing downtown as both a cultural and culinary destination.
Downtown Hamilton is rapidly evolving into a walkable, transit-friendly hub, supported by the city’s 10-year revitalization strategy and unmatched connectivity. It's just 52 kilometres to Toronto Pearson International Airport, 68 kilometres to downtown Toronto, with direct access to major highways, including the 403, 8, and 6, as well as GO Transit. Blending historic character with modern vibrancy, the neighborhood is emerging as Southern Ontario’s cultural and economic powerhouse. With 538,000 residents within 10 kilometres generating CA$18 billion in annual consumer spending, and surrounded by hundreds of millions in new investment. 84 York Boulevard is an outstanding opportunity to secure a prime location and benefit from the district’s accelerating investment, high visitor traffic, and ongoing transformation into one of Canada’s premier destinations for culture, dining, and events.
