Corktown Condos is a New Condo development by Slate Asset Management located at John St and Forest Ave, Hamilton.

Nestled between the City’s downtown core and the Niagara escarpment, the new community will introduce a 27-storey tower and a 14-storey mid-rise building with retail at grade.

A 5-minute walk to the Hamilton GO station, Corktown is perfect for GTA commuters and Hamilton locals. The residential building is conveniently close to the McMaster campus and Hamilton’s incredible nature trails.

Award-winning developer Slate Asset Management continues to raise the standard for outstanding design quality and superior value. Corktown’s efficient, design-forward suites and best-in-class amenity offering set this project above the rest. Corktown will be an anchor to the already growing Hamilton.

Hamilton’s downtown core is rapidly developing and quickly becoming a highly sought-after part of the city to call home. The area is undergoing extensive revitalization with the city investing heavily in transit, infrastructure, employment, education, and entertainment. Corktown Condos is a pair of design-forward high-rise residences rising up from the Hamilton Escarpment that will feature modern exteriors and stunning amenities while offering breathtaking city and lake views. Conveniently located in the heart of the city, residents will be surrounded by the best of the best Hamilton has to offer including easy access to the new Hamilton LRT, post-secondary institutions, vibrant lifestyle amenities, and plenty of natural green spaces.

Conveniently situated in the heart of downtown Hamilton, residents of Corktown Commons can enjoy a seamless commute throughout the city or beyond with easy access to transit options and major thoroughfares. The city of Hamilton is heavily investing in new transit infrastructure with the Hamilton LRT which will have a stop located just steps from the front door. Hamilton Street Railway bus routes also are accessible to residents just mere steps from home. Hamilton Centre GO Station is also situated within walking distance. Here commuters will have access to GO bus routes and the Lake Shore West GO Train which will quickly transport riders into Union Station in downtown Toronto. With Highway 403 and the QEW easily accessible to motorists, driving throughout the GTHA is a breeze, and downtown Toronto is just under an hour away.

Downtown Hamilton is a highly sought-after part of the city that is rapidly growing and changing. The area is undergoing extensive revitalization, bringing plenty of new, unique, and vibrant lifestyle amenities and necessities to the neighbourhood. Boasting an amazing Walk Score, residents of Corktown Commons will be situated within walking distance of the best of the best downtown Hamilton has to offer including a wide assortment of dining, shopping, and entertainment options.

Corktown Condos will make for the perfect off-campus living accommodations for post-secondary students as it is situated within close proximity to Mohawk College and McMaster University.

Rising up from the base of the Hamilton Escarpment, Corktown Condos will provide residents with breathtaking views of Lake Ontario and the waterfront. Hamilton is well known as the waterfall capital of the world, home to over 100 beautiful waterfalls which provide a stunning backdrop amongst lush parks, conservation areas, and scenic trails.

CORE Architects is steering the architectural design for the project, which borrows its design from traditional industrial facades while
imposing modern urbanism onto the site. Brick from the existing buildings on site will be reintroduced to the mid-rise development,
a nod to the bricklayers and Irish past of the Corktown area.

“Corktown is a bridge between two languages – Hamilton’s industrial history and its growing identity as a modern, urban city,” says Deni Poletti, Principal, CORE Architects. “The design is intended to pick up on the natural characteristics of Hamilton – from the red-brick houses on the ground level to modern high rises in the downtown. We are using the same grid pattern and language across both buildings to create a cohesive expression while differentiating them with unique palettes and materials.

Founded in Canada in 2005, Slate Asset Management invests in real estate and now has offices in North America and Europe. They are experts in seeing potential in land that others may overlook and creating valuable and sustainable homes.