What is the richest part of Hamilton, Ontario?

The richest part of Hamilton, Ontario is generally considered to be Ancaster, particularly areas like Ancaster Heights, Meadowlands, and around Hamilton Golf and Country Club, as well as Dundas and parts of Flamborough including Carlisle area. Ancaster is affluent suburb on western edge of Hamilton, with large estate homes, average household income over 150,000 Canadian dollars, and average home prices over 1.2 to 2 million dollars, known for upscale neighborhoods, good schools, and rural estate properties. Other richest parts include Dundas, particularly Dundas Valley with historic homes and incomes over 130,000 dollars, and Flamborough including Waterdown and Carlisle, with large rural estates and hobby farms with high incomes. In downtown Hamilton, Westdale near McMaster University and parts of Durand neighborhood with historic mansions are affluent. According to census data, Ancaster has highest median household income in Hamilton, around 140,000 to 160,000 dollars, compared to Hamilton average around 80,000. Areas around Governors Road, Rousseaux Street, and Old Ancaster have multi-million dollar homes. So richest part of Hamilton is Ancaster and Dundas area on west side, with Flamborough including Carlisle also affluent due to large lots and estate homes, attracting professionals commuting to Toronto and Hamilton.