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By DowntownInHamilton (registered) | Posted May 21, 2012 at 21:46:06 in reply to Comment 77020
Again, I disagree. Let's take John South from Main down to Agusta. After that it's the strip mall and housing/doctor offices so we'll end where there's lots of space.
East Side
Empty lot (eventually will be the Hamilton Grand, will believe it once there is actually contstruction on the site, not just a pit)
Lordly Jones furniture
Empty storefront
Labour Ready
Beauty supply/hairstylist
Empty storefront (used to be a payday loan store)
Shawarma Hut
Convenience store
New Horizons building
Tailgate Charlies
Empty Lot (parking)
Affinity restaurant
Empty storefront
Incognito restaurant
Empty storefront
Empty storefront
Head shop
Apartments
Canadian Mental Health Association
Empty storefront
Lionshead pub
Tattoo parlour
2 empty storefronts
Empty storefront
Empty storefront
Empty storefront (some pseudoscience building, I haven't seen it open in years so my guess is it's not there)
Stationary store
Restaurant
Gallagher's
West Side
McMaster continuing ed building
Tim Horton's
Emil Fusaro tailor
Real estate office
Beauty school
Empty lot (Parking)
Jewellery store
Empty lot (parking)
GO station
Gas station
Lawyer office
Unknown office
2 unknown offices
Now, most of the buildings on the east side (and west side before going under the train tracks) are multi-storey buildings. It looks like prior to Jackson they are unoccupied or some apartments, after going under the bridge you can't tell. So, there's plenty of space for artists, businesses, and people, yet nobody is there. Explain.
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