ESPNGuy
New Member
Looking for a resale or near completed loft east of Yonge
Ideally near the Eatons Centre
Any links?
Ideally near the Eatons Centre
Any links?
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Loft hunting.......where to look
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condostar
New Member
it depends what your looking far. for a hard loft there aren't very many near eaton centre. not too far are:
tannery lofts
vinegar lofts
knitmilling lofts
tannery lofts
vinegar lofts
knitmilling lofts
urbandreamer
recession proof
Merchandise Lofts? Pretty close to the E.C.
ESPNGuy
New Member
Im looking for either, high ceilings are really what im looking for
and of course close to the subway line
and of course close to the subway line
ESPNGuy
New Member
I see a listing for this right now on MLS
What are the price ranges in this place for a 1 bedroom?
I see a nice unit with parking and a balcony for $289k but I question if this is low for a bidding war set up or is this the price?
greenleaf
Senior Member
Steam Plant Lofts: http://www.aykler.com/steamplantlofts/
The Merchandise Building Lofts also fits the description.
The Merchandise Building Lofts also fits the description.
ESPNGuy
New Member
UserNameToronto
Active Member
There are dozens upon dozens of hard loft buildings on the downtown east side.
Without knowing more about your needs (budget? size? large complex, or boutique?) it's hard to be more specific. A realtor, and cruising MLS, can help answer some questions. There are many smaller buildings with 5-20 units. Too many to list.
As a base, $350K will get you a 700sqft 1b hard loft, with prices generally decreasing as you move east, and around Dundas & Sherbourne.
EDIT: Est. prices are a little out of date, but go here: http://www.remaxcondosplus.com/toronto-condo-buildings/EastEndLofts.html
Without knowing more about your needs (budget? size? large complex, or boutique?) it's hard to be more specific. A realtor, and cruising MLS, can help answer some questions. There are many smaller buildings with 5-20 units. Too many to list.
As a base, $350K will get you a 700sqft 1b hard loft, with prices generally decreasing as you move east, and around Dundas & Sherbourne.
EDIT: Est. prices are a little out of date, but go here: http://www.remaxcondosplus.com/toronto-condo-buildings/EastEndLofts.html
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ESPNGuy
New Member
I was hoping to find a 1bed room with parking (Street ok) for $300k or less
Ideally would be closer to Yonge (walking to subway)
I am not against hard or soft loft either.
I like something with NO ammentieis ideally to keep condo fee's lower
is my biggest concern is keeping condo fee's lower
I know im pickey
Ideally would be closer to Yonge (walking to subway)
I am not against hard or soft loft either.
I like something with NO ammentieis ideally to keep condo fee's lower
is my biggest concern is keeping condo fee's lower
I know im pickey
UserNameToronto
Active Member
No, just not completely realistic. Poke around MLS.
EXgeMMy
Active Member
After just looking for my first home I can tell you it will be difficult to find a loft for under $300K with parking.
You can get a loft for $300k but expect to pay $25K for parking (if brand new)
You can get a loft for $300k but expect to pay $25K for parking (if brand new)
iSlutsky
Chit-Chatter
Not much information to go on