Hamilton duplex, triplex and fourplex report

By Sandy MacKay · Data as of November 14, 2026 · Updated weekly

Over the last 12 months, 225 duplex, triplex and fourplex properties came to market in Hamilton. The median asking price was $749,900, which works out to $324,950 per unit. Cost per unit falls as unit count rises: duplex, up and down listings ask a median $374,500 per unit, fourplex listings $250,000. The median listing took 35 days to leave the market, but 75 days counting earlier listings of the same property, and 36% were relisted at least once. Across 9 Hamilton neighbourhoods with enough listings to measure, the median price per unit runs from $249,963 in Gibson/Stipley South to $386,225 in Raleigh. Asking prices and listing activity, not sales counts.

Came to market, 12 months

225

duplex, triplex and fourplex

Median asking price

$749,900

last 12 months

Median price per unit

$324,950

asking price ÷ units

For sale now

67

active listings

Median days on market

35 days

listing to exit

Median counting relists

75 days

including earlier listings of the same property

Relisted at least once

36%

of listings that left the market

Measured over

547 listings

since November 2024

What a unit costs, by building size

The same money buys more doors in a larger building. This is asking price divided by the number of units in the listing, so it is a cost comparison, not a yield.

Property typeUnitsListings, 12 monthsMedian asking priceMedian per unitMedian days on marketFor sale now
Duplex, side by side223$699,000$349,500413
Duplex, up and down2110$749,000$374,5002726
Triplex367$799,000$266,3334729
Fourplex425$999,999$250,000559

Hamilton neighbourhoods, cheapest per unit first

Every Hamilton neighbourhood with at least 15 duplex, triplex or fourplex listings in the period. A low price per unit reflects the building and the street; it is a starting point for a shortlist, not a promise of return.

NeighbourhoodListingsMedian asking priceMedian per unitMedian days on marketFor sale now
Gibson/Stipley South28$712,000$249,963586
Stinson18$799,450$249,975834
Crown Point34$697,400$270,192232
Corktown24$809,662$274,887453
Beasley27$699,950$299,950301
St. Clair/Blakeley40$899,900$299,967299
Strathcona16$759,450$309,808572
Gibson/Stipley54$699,900$322,225368
Raleigh18$772,450$386,225180

How much comes to market, month by month

New duplex, triplex and fourplex listings, Oct 2025 to Oct 2026
MonthCame to marketMedian asking price
October 202627$725,000
September 202625$739,900
August 20269$749,900
July 202616$749,450
June 202623$749,000
May 202631$819,777
April 202624$764,900
March 202615$768,000
February 202614$799,450
January 202615$699,000
December 20257$699,900
November 202517$799,900
October 202517$749,000

How to read this

  • Source: MLS listing data for Hamilton, read every week by the Found Spaces team. It covers listings recorded as duplex (up and down, or side by side), triplex and fourplex.
  • These are asking prices, not sale prices, and this page reports no sales counts. The feed behind it is IDX-style: when a property sells it usually leaves as terminated rather than sold, so counting sales here would understate the market badly. Sales, sale prices and inventory for Hamilton are on the Hamilton market report, which uses a different source.
  • Price per unit is the asking price divided by the units the listing declares. It compares cost, not income: two buildings at the same price per unit can rent for very different amounts.
  • Days on market resets when a listing is cancelled and relisted, so the page shows both the median for a single listing and the median across every listing of the same property.
  • Medians, not averages, because one unusual building moves an average in a sample this size.

Cite as: Found Spaces Realty Group, Hamilton Duplex & Multiplex Report, November 2026, foundspacesrealty.ca/market-reports/hamilton/multiplex.

What it means for you

Buying or selling a multiplex in Hamilton?

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Questions people ask

Hamilton duplex and multiplex questions

Over the last 12 months the median asking price for a duplex, triplex or fourplex in Hamilton was $749,900, or $324,950 per unit, across 225 listings. Duplexes specifically asked a median $749,000. These are asking prices from MLS listing data, not sale prices.

Yes, on asking prices. Duplex, side by side listings ask a median $349,500 per unit, Duplex, up and down listings ask a median $374,500 per unit, Triplex listings ask a median $266,333 per unit, Fourplex listings ask a median $250,000 per unit. The trade-off is time: larger buildings typically sit longer before they leave the market.

By median asking price per unit over the period measured, the lowest are Gibson/Stipley South at $249,963 per unit, Stinson at $249,975 per unit, Crown Point at $270,192 per unit. The full table on this page covers 9 neighbourhoods with at least 15 listings each. A low price per unit reflects the building and the street, not a guaranteed return.

The median listing left the market after 35 days. Counting earlier listings of the same property, the median is 75 days, and 36% of listings were relisted at least once. Days on market resets when a listing is cancelled and relisted, which is why the two numbers differ.

MLS listing data for Hamilton, read every week by the Found Spaces team, covering 547 duplex, triplex and fourplex listings since November 2024. The page reports listing supply, asking prices, price per unit and days on market. It does not report sales counts: the feed behind it is IDX-style and most sales return as terminated rather than sold, so sales are reported on the area market report instead.