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A 59-suite boutique loft building by Freed Developments, one block south of King West, with an unusually complete fee package and very few listings at any one time.
A six-storey, 22-suite 1999 loft building on Niagara Street facing Victoria Memorial Square, with through-suites, semi-private elevators and a fee that includes heat, air conditioning and parking.
The former Irwin Toy factory in Liberty Village, converted by Lanterra in 2008 into brick-and-beam lofts with three new storeys on top. Here is what that history means for buyers today.
The 1929 Art Deco Tip Top Tailors factory at Lake Shore and Bathurst, converted to lofts by Context Development with a glass addition by architectsAlliance. A true heritage conversion with fees that include heat, cooling and parking.
Freed Developments’ 408-suite King West condo by Saucier + Perrotte, with a staggered black-and-white façade, a long rooftop pool and fees that include heat and parking but run high per square foot.
A slim 47-storey tower on a former parking lot beside the Royal Alexandra Theatre, with a small floor plate, views on every side, heat and water in the fee, and penthouse floors that are larger than the building average suggests.
Plaza’s two-tower Theatre District project at Adelaide and Widmer: an all-condo tower at 8 Widmer and a second tower with the Riu Plaza hotel below the Encore condos, designed by Quadrangle and registered in 2024.
Onni’s 28-storey, 412-suite tower at Bathurst and Fort York Boulevard, finished in 2015. Fees around $0.77 per square foot with parking included, and a rare supply of three-bedroom suites.
A six-storey, 34-suite hard loft conversion of the 1915 Monarch Building on Wellington Street West, with one- and two-storey lofts of roughly 950 to 2,000 sq ft and almost no shared amenities.
The Woodsworth is a slim 17-storey condominium at 452 Richmond Street West, built by Lamb Development with architectsAlliance and registered in 2022, aimed squarely at first-time buyers who want compact suites downtown.
