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November 1, 2026

Lofts in Toronto: November 2026 Price Ledger

Toronto, Ontario
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Toronto loft ledger, November 2026: the numbers that matter for an open-plan home. Lofts for sale in Toronto are asking a median of $885 per square foot, with 116 on the market at a median asking price of $754,500.

Asking price per sq ft
$885
Median asking price
$754,500
Lofts listed
116
Loft sales, last 90 days
79 at $735K
Median monthly fee
$828

Hard lofts vs soft lofts in Toronto

A hard loft is a converted factory, warehouse or school, with the exposed brick, timber beams and tall windows of the original building. A soft loft is a newer building designed with loft features such as high ceilings and open plans. Here is how the two are priced in Toronto this month.

Loft typeListedMedian asking
Hard loft39$910K
Soft loft10$667K

Building by building

Loft buyers usually fall for a building before a unit. These are the Toronto loft buildings with more than one unit listed right now.

BuildingUnits for saleMedian asking
Merchandise Lofts8$894K
Liberty Market Lofts5$799K
i-Zone Lofts4$1.25M
608 Richmond Street3$660K
Tip Top Lofts3$699K
Candy Factory Lofts3$1.6M
1 Avondale Avenue2$519K
2 Fieldway Road2$579K

Recent loft sales

79 lofts sold in Toronto in the last 90 days at a median of $735,000. The median sale was 96.2% of asking after 28 days on the market. In the six months before that, 170 lofts sold at a median of $690,000, so prices are up 6.5% from that stretch.

What an extra bedroom adds

In Toronto, going from studios and 1 bedrooms to 2 bedrooms adds about $271K, and going from 2 bedrooms to 3 or more bedrooms adds about $475K to the median asking price. Many lofts list a den or mezzanine instead of a closed bedroom, so read the floor plan rather than the count.

BedroomsListedMedian asking
Studios and 1 bedrooms73$649K
2 bedrooms41$920K
3 or more bedrooms2$1.4M

Fees: the median loft listing in Toronto carries a $828 monthly fee. In older converted buildings, it pays for building insurance, the common areas and the reserve fund, which matters in older converted buildings where roofs, windows and brick need regular work.

Loft questions

What is the price per square foot for a loft in Toronto?

About $885 per square foot at the median, based on lofts listed on November 1, 2026.

What is the difference between a hard loft and a soft loft?

A hard loft is in a converted industrial or institutional building with original features such as brick and beams. A soft loft is a newer building with loft-style ceilings and open plans.

How many lofts sold in Toronto recently?

79 in the last 90 days, at a median of $735,000.

Asking prices, sizes and fees: lofts for sale on LoftConnect on November 1, 2026. Price per square foot uses the midpoint of each listing's size range. Sales: totals of MLS® loft sales in Toronto, last 90 days and the 180 days before.

Lofts for sale in Toronto right now

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