Lofts for sale in Toronto, the GTA & Ontario
Loft sales get buried under thousands of condo towers. We dug them out, back to 2012.
10,344 hard, soft and penthouse loft sales since 2012, building by building. Browse at your leisure, with no pushy agents.
- 10,344loft sales on record
- 1,416loft buildings with sale history
- 13years of records
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42 loft buildings, each with its history, its facts and the lofts for sale in it.
Tannery Lofts
736 Dundas St E
Originally: Cigar box factory, later a tannery and soap works
Converted 2007 · 45 units · 7 storeysBrewery Lofts
90 Sumach St
Originally: 1950s warehouse later used as CBC television design centre, studios and prop storage
Converted 1999 · 110 units · 7 storeysMozo Lofts
333 Adelaide St E
Built 2004 · 211 units · 10 storeysi-Zone Lofts
326 Carlaw Ave & 1159–1173 Dundas St E
Originally: Coca-Cola plant and Diament Knitting Mill
101 units · 4 storeysWallace Station Lofts
371 Wallace Ave
Originally: Adhesives (glue) factory
Converted 2006 · 38 units · 4 storeys
Hard loftLeslievilleWrigley Lofts
245 Carlaw Ave
Originally: Wrigley chewing gum factory
Converted 1998 · 5 storeysLoft shopping, made simple
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Lofts for sale in Toronto, the GTA and across Ontario
LoftConnect is a real estate site built around one kind of home. That covers hard lofts in converted factories, warehouses and schools, and soft lofts built new with the same tall ceilings and big windows, from studio-sized suites to two-storey penthouses.
Most searches start with a place. The cities buyers ask about most are Toronto, Hamilton, Kitchener, Waterloo, Mississauga and Ottawa. Each city page shows the lofts for sale there now and the neighbourhoods where they are.
With a loft, the building matters as much as the suite. Whether it is a hard loft or a soft loft, what the monthly fee covers and how well the condo corporation has saved for repairs all affect what you pay and how you live, so we explain them in plain language and help you check the status certificate before you commit.
Browse for as long as you like. When you want to see a loft in person, ask about a building, or find out what your own loft is worth, call, text or use live chat. A loft specialist answers.
Common questions
What kinds of homes are on LoftConnect?
Lofts of every kind: hard lofts in converted industrial and commercial buildings, soft lofts in newer buildings, and two-storey and penthouse lofts, across Toronto, the GTA and the rest of Ontario.
What is the difference between a hard loft and a soft loft?
A hard loft is a home in a building that was converted from another use, such as a factory or warehouse, and keeps its original brick, timber or concrete. A soft loft is a newer condo building designed with a loft's tall ceilings, large windows and open layout, usually with more amenities.
Do lofts have maintenance fees?
Almost always. Nearly every loft in Ontario is a condominium, so owners pay a monthly maintenance fee toward the building's upkeep, insurance and reserve fund. What the fee covers varies from building to building, so compare it with what is included.
Is it free to use?
Yes. Browsing, listing alerts, the calculators and a loft evaluation are all free, with no obligation.
Who is behind LoftConnect?
The site is run by Will Balo, a Realtor with RE/MAX Experts who works with loft buyers and sellers. LoftConnect is not a brokerage. When you are ready to buy or sell, you work with one of our preferred realtors who specialize in lofts.
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Loft guides & market insight
- Lofts in Toronto: November 2026 Price Ledger
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