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From the lower city to Waterdown

Reverse mortgages across Hamilton's areas

The rules for a reverse mortgage are the same in every part of Hamilton. What changes from one area to the next is the home: its age, its type and its value, and so the amount you could borrow. Average sale prices run from about $499,000 in Hamilton Centre to more than $1 million in Ancaster and rural Flamborough.

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Lake Ontario Hamilton Harbour The escarpment WaterdownFlamboroughDundasLower cityStoney CreekThe MountainAncasterGlanbrook
The City of Hamilton, not to scale. The escarpment splits the lower city from the Mountain. Select an area to open its page. Open Hamilton in Google Maps.

Every Hamilton district at a glance

Most a reverse mortgage could provide on an average-priced home, by Hamilton district
District Average sale price At 65At 70At 75
Hamilton Centre (lower city) $499,000 -5.0% in a year $252,000$264,000$288,000
Hamilton East (lower city) $546,000 -7.9% in a year $276,000$289,000$315,000
Hamilton West (lower city) $698,000 -3.6% in a year $353,000$369,000$403,000
Hamilton Mountain $684,000 -5.0% in a year $346,000$362,000$395,000
Stoney Creek $766,000 -5.5% in a year $387,000$405,000$442,000
Glanbrook (Binbrook, Mount Hope) $771,000 -9.2% in a year $390,000$407,000$445,000
Dundas $917,000 -5.3% in a year $464,000$485,000$530,000
Waterdown $931,000 -3.3% in a year $471,000$492,000$538,000
Ancaster $1,083,000 -6.3% in a year $548,000$573,000$626,000
Flamborough (rural) $1,223,000 -1.8% in a year $618,000$647,000$707,000

Average sale price, all home types, over the 12 months to September 2026: Cornerstone Association of REALTORS (ITSO data). Amounts use about 50.5% of the value at 65, 53% at 70 and 58% at 75, the ceilings on the market's highest-lending products. Prices and amounts are rounded to the nearest $1,000. Your own home and the appraisal set the real figure.

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