
100 King Street West
Strategically located just west of the King and James intersection, 100 King Street West is at the centre of downtown Hamilton. As an integral part of the Jackson Square complex, the building offers direct connectivity to key destinations including the Sheraton Hotel, FirstOntario Centre, Hamilton Farmer’s Market, Hamilton Convention Centre, and Hamilton Public Library. Additionally, it is situated directly across from the MacNab Transit Terminal, providing exceptional access to transportation.
Boma Best
100 King Street West has achieved a Gold Certification awarded by the Building Owners and Managers Association of Canada (BOMA), recognizing Best Practices in environmental leadership within the commercial real estate industry.
Location
100 King Street West is located at the
intersection of King and James Streets, in the
heart of downtown Hamilton.
Typical Floor Plate
17,000 square feet
Number of Floors
Twenty-five
Parking
Secure underground bike room capable of accommodating 50 bicycles.
Underground parking for up to 1,300 vehicles, available EV charging stations.
Security
The building is secured with guards patrolling regularly and available on-site 24 hours a day, in addition to the security desk placed at the 100 King Street West lobby. The building is also secured by a card-access system controlling after-hours access to the building entrance and elevators.
Elevator
100 King Street West is served by nine Otis elevators in two banks, fully modernized and re-built in 2017, providing excellent performance and reliability. One elevator in each bank accesses the parkade.
Life Safety
The building is equipped with a double-stage, addressable fire alarm system. Each floor is fully sprinklered, along with speakers to alert, evacuate and/or page tenants. A smoke-shaft fan exhausts smoke from the floor that is in alarm, and stairwells are pressurized with 100 percent outdoor air. There is also an emergency generator that powers the elevator, lighting and fire-equipment systems.
Mechanical
A computerized facility-management system monitors and controls HVAC equipment. Individual interior and perimeter fan systems distribute the treated air to each floor and thermostats allow tenants to control their space temperature. A minimum of 10 percent fresh air is supplied at all times. The building is heated by gas-fired boilers and cooling is provided by two Carrier centrifugal chillers.
Lighting
The building is equipped with a computerized lighting control system. Floor lighting is programmed depending on occupancy, and tenants can control after hours lighting.
Amenities
- Conference Centre available for tenant use
- Numerous retail stores and services
- Full service grocery store
- Major bank branches plus ATMs representing all major banks
- Several licensed restaurants and a large food court
- All major government services (Federal, Provincial and Municipal), either on-site or within one block including an on-site passport office
- Other services such as a cinema, public library, farmers’ market and a fitness club
- Large outdoor plaza with mature landscaping
Walk Score
Very Walkable
Most errands can be accomplished on foot
Bike Score
Very Bikeable
Biking is convenient for most trips
Transit Score
Some Transit
A few nearby public transportation options
Leasing Information
2025 Operating Costs/Property Taxes:
$17.50 per sq.ft.
Additional Monthly Stalls:
$170.00 per stall
Landlord:
First Real Properties Limited
Visitor Parking
Every 30 Minutes: $2.50
Daily Maximum: $12.00
Evening Flat Rate: $3.00
Sunday/ Holiday Daily Rate: $3.00
Special Events: As posted
Leasing Contact
Leasing Agent Name: Jocelyne Mainville
Leasing Manager
Leasing Agent Phone: 905-522-3501Leasing Agent Email: jocelyne.mainville@yalecanada.comAll information is subject to errors, omissions, or withdrawl without notice.
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