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The Hamilton Downtown Multi-Residential Property Investment Program (HDMRPIP) application for the redevelopment of 137-149 Main Street West was submitted by Jackson Hospitality Inc. (Azim Kassam), the registered owner of the property. The property is presently a vacant commercial lot. The applicant proposes to develop a 73 unit, seven (7) storey apartment building.
Awesome! Funny how we were talking about this lot the other day and now the official proposal comes out.
Sorry, but that is supremely ugly. Not all development is good. I'd rather see it be a parking lot until someone comes in and builds something aesthetically superior and with more height. Enough buildings done on IKEA's kitchen-planner already.
Sorry, but that is supremely ugly. Not all development is good. I'd rather see it be a parking lot until someone comes in and builds something aesthetically superior and with more height. Enough buildings done on IKEA's kitchen-planner already.
It's just an elevation, not the official design. I am saying that it is awesome that the owner of the site is already proposing something for the site and now it will be great to watch and see what the final design eventually becomes.
New apartment project boosts downtown rental stock
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Another housing project is breaking ground in the core — but this time, the developer has his sights set on renters rather than buyers.
Azim Kassam, who transformed the car dealership on Main St. E. into a Days Inn, is building a 73-unit, seven-storey rental apartment building on the corner of Main and Caroline streets. The vacant lot, which formerly belonged to well-known Hamilton developer Darko Vranich, sits directly across from the old Federal building.
The $10-million project is scheduled to break ground in July.
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Council will ratify both of these contributions at Wednesday night’s council meeting.