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The Radius Lofts
At the heart of one of the most thriving and sought after neighborhoods in the Uptown Toronto area.
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Kensington Lofts
Originally a part of George Brown College, and were converted into these spacious lofts in 1999.
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Candy Factory Lofts
Toronto’s most famous hard loft condo buildings.
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Chocolate Company Lofts
Conveniently situated opposite beautiful Trinity Bellwoods park and vibrant Queen West
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Toy Factory Lofts
The Toy Factory Lofts were designed by the famous Quadrangle Architects.
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Tip Top Lofts
It is located just west of Bathurst Street on 637 Lake Shore Boulevard West, near the waterfront.
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Merchandise Lofts
These spacious suites are most appealing to hard loft lovers who want a little more edge.
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Camden Lofts
These lofts have led the way for other developers in this heavily sought-out former industrial area.
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468 Wellington Lofts
These hard lofts range between 4,000 and 5,000 sq.ft. and are nothing short of breathtaking.
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Fashion District Lofts
Fashion District Lofts, completed by Freed in 2009 and located in the heart of Toronto’s fashion district,
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St. George Lofts
A unique loft condo conversion which is located in Lawrence Park, Toronto.
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Garment Factory Lofts
Garment Factory Lofts sits between the Printing Factory Lofts and the Wrigley Lofts at 233 Carlaw Ave.
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Seventy5 Portland
An 11-storey architectural gem located in the heart of the Fashion District at King and Portland.
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District Lofts
The edgy U-shaped twin towers helped define the concept of the modern loft.
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WorkLofts + FlatIron Lofts
located at Dundas and Carlaw on the boundary of several historic neighborhoods, the city’s former textile and factory district.
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Madison Lofts
Madison Lofts will forever be in-demand.
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Noble Court Lofts
A mid-rise building of 5 stories located in Brockton Village.
