Hamilton real estate covers a lot of ground. For example, there are Victorian homes below the escarpment, newer subdivisions on the Mountain and village life in Dundas and Ancaster. As a result, Shaw Realty Group serves Hamilton buyers and sellers and helps you compare Hamilton homes for sale with clear, honest data.
Hamilton Real Estate: Homes for Sale
Browse current Hamilton real estate listings below. If something catches your eye, call us and we will set up a showing.
53 Valiant Circle
Hamilton, Ontario
13 – 19 Picardy Drive
Hamilton, Ontario
202 East 26th Street
Hamilton, Ontario
31 Berrisfield Crescent
Hamilton, Ontario
83 Oakridge Drive
Hamilton, Ontario
35 – 40 Zinfandel Drive
Hamilton, Ontario
Why Shaw Realty Group
Readers in Cambridge and Waterloo Region have recognized our brokerage:
- Voted Cambridge’s favourite real estate brokerage in the CambridgeToday Reader Favourites 2026
- Best of Waterloo Region Readers’ Choice 2026, Platinum, Best Real Estate Brokerage
- Waterloo Readers’ Choice 2025, Platinum, Real Estate Brokerage
- Cambridge Times Readers’ Choice 2024, Platinum, Real Estate Brokerage
- Waterloo Region Record Readers’ Choice 2023, Diamond, Real Estate Brokerage
- Cambridge Times Readers’ Choice 2021, Gold, Real Estate Brokerage
- Shaw Hasyj: Gold, Real Estate Agent, Cambridge Times Readers’ Choice 2024 and 2021
Since 2017, our team has helped with more than 200 homes a year. In addition, Shaw Hasyj is a regular voice on CTV News Kitchener, explaining what is happening in the local market. Today, we bring the same clear explanations to clients across Hamilton.
Our office is at 215 Queen St W, Unit B-201, in Cambridge. When you are ready, meet the team or see everything we offer.
Hamilton real estate market snapshot
- MLS® HPI benchmark price for Hamilton: $664,500, down 0.9% from August and down 6.0% from September 2025.
- Average sale price in Hamilton, all property types: $713,793, down 8.0% from $776,142 in September 2025.
Across the wider Cornerstone market in September 2026:
- Across all Cornerstone market areas: 1,171 sales (down 17.8% from September 2025) and 3,350 new listings (down 18.8%).
- Cornerstone-wide inventory was down 10.8% year over year. Also, months of supply held at 4.6, unchanged from September 2025.
- Average days on market across Cornerstone’s areas: 40, up from 37 a year earlier.
Sources: Cornerstone Association of REALTORS® market update, September 2026 (released October 5, 2026). We also used the charts on Cornerstone’s Hamilton-Burlington statistics page (ITSO data as of October 13, 2026).
Hamilton’s prices vary a lot from the lower city to the Mountain to the former towns, so we look closely at your area. However, we do not predict prices.
Hamilton neighbourhoods
Since amalgamation in 2001, the City of Hamilton includes the former City of Hamilton plus Ancaster, Dundas, Flamborough, Glanbrook and Stoney Creek. Here are some Hamilton real estate areas buyers often ask about.
Westdale
Westdale is a planned 1920s neighbourhood beside McMaster University. In fact, the City of Hamilton calls it one of the first planned communities in North America. It has brick homes and a walkable village, and Cootes Paradise is nearby.
Durand
Grand Victorian and Edwardian homes and apartment buildings just south of downtown, below the escarpment.
Crown Point
An east-end neighbourhood of modest brick homes near the Ottawa Street shops.
Dundas
Dundas is a historic valley town with a lively King Street, older homes and access to escarpment trails and waterfalls.
Ancaster
In Ancaster, stone heritage buildings in the village core sit among larger detached homes and newer subdivisions.
Stoney Creek
Stoney Creek runs east along the lake and up on the Mountain. In addition, it offers family subdivisions, newer towns and easy QEW access.
Living in Hamilton
- Schools: the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board and the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board serve the city. Also, McMaster University and Mohawk College are here.
- Parks: Bayfront Park, Gage Park, the Bruce Trail and more than 100 waterfalls across the city.
- Things to do: the Art Gallery of Hamilton, the Hamilton Farmers’ Market, Tim Hortons Field and James Street North.
- Shopping: Locke Street, Ottawa Street, Ancaster and Limeridge Mall. For more, see the City of Hamilton site.
Commute and getting around
Highway 403, the QEW, the Lincoln Alexander Parkway and the Red Hill Valley Parkway connect the city. Hamilton Street Railway runs local buses. In addition, GO Transit serves Hamilton GO Centre, West Harbour and Confederation stations. Approximate drive times: about 15 minutes to Burlington and about 35 minutes to Cambridge. Toronto, meanwhile, is about an hour away in typical traffic.
Buying in Hamilton
- First, help comparing the lower city, the Mountain and the former towns
- Next, your lender sets the budget; we help you find the right home within it
- Then, comparable sales behind every offer
- Finally, introductions to lawyers and inspectors who give professional advice, especially useful with older homes
Selling in Hamilton
- First, pricing grounded in recent sales near you
- Next, practical advice on preparing character homes and newer builds alike
- Then, professional marketing that reaches buyers across the region
- Finally, clear communication from listing to closing
Curious what your home could be worth? First, request a free home value review. Then we will walk you through recent sales near you.
Frequently asked questions
Is Hamilton a good place to live?
Hamilton offers waterfalls, trails, arts and a wide range of homes. Also, learn more on the City of Hamilton site.
What’s the average home price in Hamilton?
The average sale price for all property types was $713,793 in September 2026. Source: Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®, September 2026 (statistics).
What is the benchmark price?
The MLS® HPI benchmark for Hamilton was $664,500 in September 2026, down 6.0% year over year. Source: Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®, September 2026 (market update).
Can I take the GO train from Hamilton?
Yes. Still, check GO Transit for current routes and schedules from Hamilton’s stations.
Do you serve Hamilton?
Yes. In fact, our office is in Cambridge, and we serve buyers and sellers in Hamilton.
Ready to talk about Hamilton real estate?
From a first home in Crown Point to a family home in Ancaster, we would be happy to help.
To begin, call Shaw and the team at (800) 764-8138 or contact us online. After that, we will get back to you quickly, and there is never any pressure.
We also serve Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo, Guelph, Burlington, Mississauga, Oakville and Huntsville and Muskoka. You can also see all of them on our Areas We Serve page.
This page is for general information only and isn’t legal, tax or financial advice.