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  This unique loft building was built in 1989. The 26 suites were originally leased apartments, and are now of course, owner occupied loft condominiums. All have 2 bedrooms, a parking spot & 16ft ceilings in the living & dining rooms. Some of the units also have wood burning fire places & some have open terraces. This building seems to have been ahead of its time, since more recently, much of the neighbourhood has been unveiling more loft development, however not all have the feel of The Derby. Even the Toronto Police Department have moved in to the funky loft-like building next door.
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  A true hidden gem, this century old authentic warehouse conversion was completed in 2005 on a quiet side street of this rising neighbourhood. While Stone Cutter boasts wood posts & beams, exposed brick & concrete floors, the finishes & features have a modern feel with higher end finishes, and the units can be quite large with wide living areas.
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  These 26 lofts are contained in a unique 6 storey building in the trendy King Street East area, between Sherbourne & Princess, and offer a range of soaring ceiling heights between 11 feet and a breathtaking 20 feet, as well as enormous widows. The unique recess from the street on the upper floors offers terraces and allows the building to fit in perfectly with the traditional surroundings. The top floors also offer large terraces with gas connections for barbecues. This is loft living at its best.
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  Converted in 1998, these luxury lofts are another great secret of this area of town, certainly a departure from the conventional apartment style condos we see so much these days. Embedded into the King Street East environment, just steps out of the St. Lawrence Market Area, this location will give you the best of city living and accessibility, without feeling like you are in the midst of the bustling. These quiet 12 unique lofts are contained in the 2 upper levels of a 4 storey building, have open concept kitchens, hardwood floors and 11 ft. ceilings.
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 Formerly the Imperial Optical Warehouse & Offices, these 2 adjacent buildings were converted in 1997 to trendy & sought after lofts. The 2 addresses are 6 and 3 storeys tall respectively, containing 60 units. These authentic lofts are comprised of many of the features that attract true loft lovers, such as exposed brick walls, wood beams, large windows, 10½ foot high ceilings and range from approximately 800 to 1,300 square feet in size. Close to King St. East, the Financial District, the Distillery District & the St. Lawrence Market, make it an ideal downtown location.
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 While the building is only 14 stories tall, it has approximately 500 suites and is the focal point of a neighbourhood that has spawned around it, truly transforming the area in only a few short years. The interesting mix of suites includes enclosed & open style balconies, Juliette balconies, and some unusual 1 bedroom penthouse suites. This is a great building with some excellent features, not the least of which are a huge rooftop terrace with barbeques & hot tub, and a fabulous 2 storey exercise facility, including aerobic machines & treadmills, free weights and a half basketball court. Even the lobby is inviting, open to the 1st & 2nd floor and boasts a decorative waterfall.
Building Amenities:
Rooftop Terrace With Barbeques & Outdoor Whirlpool
Gym/Exercise Room on 2 Floors
Half Basketball Court
Sauna & Whirlpool
Recreation/Party Room
Billiards Room
24-Hour Concierge, surveillance cameras, in-suite alarms and personal transponders for the secured underground garage.
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 Mozo – by award winning architect Peter Clewes – mixed residential/commercial condominium building. The building harmonizes well with the older, more traditional setting of King St. East & the St. Lawrence Market area, and is comprised of approximately 200 one & two storey lofts with high ceilings, many of which have balconies.
Building Amenities:
Exercise Room
Recreation Room
Sauna
24-Hour Security
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This is a condominium building that, despite its value and great location, remains largely unknown and flies under the radar. At Adelaide Street East & Sherbourne, this building is walking distance to both the St. Lawrence Market area & the Distillery District. Building Amenities:
Exercise Room
Recreation Room
Rooftop Terrace With Barbeques
Security
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 Formerly a CIBC bank, the entrance is the restored entrance to the bank with all of the elegance that pre-existed this condominium development. The setting is the very trendy King Street East. Literally around the corner from the St. Lawrence Market and a short walk to the Distillery District, every amenity, including many coffee shops & cafes, 24 hour grocery shopping, wonderful restaurants, a movie theatre and live theatre are all nearby. Building Amenities:
Exercise Room, Sauna & Spa
Rooftop Terrace With Tremendous Views
Party Room
Board & Meeting Room
Guest Suites
Visitor Parking
Bicycle Storage
24 Hour Concierge
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 A boutique loft building of just 11 authentic hard lofts is located just east of the Toronto downtown core. These lofts have exposed brick & wood beams, with ceilings up to approximately 14 feet high and private terraces. The concept that the suites were custom designed by the original buyers, makes this building a true loft lover’s dream.
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  This luxury loft building is a funky loft conversion, that was originally 2 buildings, one an old wood frame & brick structure and the other poured concrete. The space between has become a glassed atrium that is a focal point of the elevator ride. The suites themselves sport large concrete columns & brick building posts, and offer some unusual variation in layout, with ceiling heights varying from approximately 10 to 12 feet. Some suites enjoy outdoor spaces, the penthouses with terraces.
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 This boutique 15 unit industrial conversion, a former instrument factory, is neatly tucked away in this truly up & coming area, just minutes from the St. Lawrence Market and Distillery District. Suites vary from approximately 800 to 1,300 square feet, most of which are 2 bedroom, 2 storey units, and boast private terraces, hardwood floors, 11 foot ceilings and very large windows.
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 A smaller low rise condominium building, a stone’s throw from King St East and a short walk from both the St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District, this building remains under the radar. This well kept secret offers great value in open concept layouts in a great location. Building Amenities: > The Rooftop Patio > Gym/Exercise Room > Security System > Recreation Room
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  Walking distance to the St. Lawrence Market, King Street East and the famed Distillery District, “Space” boasts beautiful, modern spaces, in both 2 storey lofts on the lower 8 floors, and single storey units on the upper 7 floors of this 15 storey building. The 2 storey lofts span almost 17 feet, floor to ceiling with huge windows and the single storey unit ceilings are 9 feet high. This building was completed in 2004 and has approximately 200 units, all with balconies. Building Amenities: > Gym/Exercise Room > Sauna > Multipurpose Room > Concierge
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This building may offer the perfect transition for buyers that are downsizing from a large home. A truly boutique building with only 16 (but enormous) suites in total and only 2 per floor, 159 Frederick St. is just around the corner from the St. Lawrence Market in this amazing location. The “01” suites have 3 bedrooms & are approximately 2,900 square feet in size, and the “02” suites have 2 bedrooms & are approximately 2,600 square feet. There is also a 24 hour concierge.
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