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When purchasing or renting a home, one of our top priorities is to find a neighbourhood that is suitable for you and your family. Therefore, Central Hamilton is one of the great places to settle for all sorts of households. Although the area isn’t geographically vast, the neighbourhoods are distinct in a way, historical, and narrate the story of the deviations Hamilton has gone through socially, economically, and culturally in the last decade. The terms "Downtown Hamilton," and "The Core," although formally referring to the region between Hunter, Queen, Wellington, and Cannon, are frequently used to refer to it as Central Hamilton. Whatever you want to name it, the density of this neighbourhood has changed significantly over the past several years (and is still rising), thanks to the recent introduction of a number of finished condo complexes and the announcement of many more that will be built right in the centre. The area has a large number of single people living there. Apart from this, there are families with 1 child at home and a large number of young children. The house ownership in the area is split between 34% owners and 66% renters. Most of the people living in Central Hamilton indulge in some common activities such as gardening, swimming, and reading.

Living in Central Hamilton provides residents with a historic feel.  The neighbourhood houses numerous green parks, coffee shops, and restaurants. In terms of neighbourhoods and housing, Central Hamilton offers a variety of housing choices. Central Hamilton is home to impressive independent condos like the Theatre Lofts and the spectacularly renovated Royal Connaught. Beautiful traditional brick homes in the detached, semi-detached, and row-style varieties can be found on the streets off James North in Central and Beasley. These homes are in high demand, particularly from people moving here for the first time. Also, the area is referred to as one of the most pet-friendly neighbourhoods, with animal-friendly houses and condos both for rental and purchase purposes. As mentioned in the following table, the livability score depends on numerous factors such as cost of living, employment, crime rate, and so forth.