The Merc Lofts hosted an Art Show on May 2, 2014 to celebrate the beginning of construction for next door neighbor, Artspace. Artwork was displayed throughout the Atrium, apartments were open for viewing, and great refreshments were served. A short “20’s inspired” dance was performed by Miami Valley Ballet Theater, another Historic Developer tenant who has studios in the former Journal News Building. A great time was had by all!
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Apartments Available April 1st!
One and two bedroom apartments will be available for occupancy as of April 1, 2012 at The Historic Mercantile Lofts. Construction of the Phase 2 areas of the project are nearing completion and apartments are available to view by contacted Cindy Dingeldein via the web site at www.hamiltonmercatilelofts.com Please view our updated photo gallery for pictures of these outstanding and unique units. Come and see what urban living is all about in downtown Hamilton. See you at The Merc!
See our YouTube Commercial
Check out our Commercial on our Gallery Page which was produced by TV Hamilton during our Phase 1 roll out. A new video segment is in production to highlight Phase 2 and the entire completed project and we will post it when it is available. Thanks to TV Hamilton for all your support of The Mercantile Lofts!
Lofts starting to fill up
HAMILTON — The city’s vision of a liveable downtown with unique architecture is coming alive with the Historic Mercantile Lofts.
Five of nine units in the project’s first phase have been filled and Cindy Dingeldein, community development liaison, said a one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and live-work spaces remain available.
“It makes us feel really enthusiastic,” Dingeldein said. “There are several people interested in phase two units which will have a wider variety of units.”
A number of tours have been held at the historic lofts to spur interest, including tours by IceFest attendees and the Greater Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, and most recently the Hamilton Underground Buzz group hosted a social at the lofts.
Restoration of the buildings by Stephen Coon of Coon Restoration & Sealants received the award for Best Mixed-Use Rehabilitation from Heritage Ohio in April.