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4 - 1050 Upper James Street

4 - 1050 Upper James Street

Hamilton, ON

  • 1,230 sqft
  • Commercial Retail
  • 281 days on market
$18/moFor Lease

This 1,230 sq. ft. basement commercial space offers excellent exposure on busy Upper James Street and convenient access to the Lincoln Alexander Parkway. The unit is in great condition, professionally managed, and features ample parking. Unit sizes can be modified to suit tenant requirements. C5-zoned and currently vacant, it is an ideal location for a dance or ballet studio, fitness, or other service-oriented business seeking a highly accessible space.

Listing Details

Taxes (2025) — owner
$13
Listed
November 28, 2025

Price History

Parking

Garage
Outside/Surface

Location & Legal

Cross Street
Aldridge St and Upper James
Zoning
C5
Parcel Number
169680210
Possession
Flexible
Occupancy
Vacant

Commercial

Business Type
Retail Store Related
Rental Term
12-120 months

Community

Postal area L9C

Population
41,202
Private dwellings
15,123
Median age
41.2
Average household size
2.7
Median household income
$92,000

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, catalogue 98-401-X2021013. Adapted from Statistics Canada. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.

Listed by

BLAIR BLANCHARD STAPLETON LIMITED

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