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Price/Sqft Range
544 sqft - 1610 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$987 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2013
Building Scale
Floors: 8 | Total Units: 295
Building Type
Mid-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2013
Condo Corp
TSCC-2296
Date Registered
Feb 27, 2013
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Building Insurance
Water
Completed in 2013, Liberty Market Lofts represents the second phase of the Liberty Market Complex. This mid-rise development is a purpose-built project rather than a warehouse conversion.
The brick-and-glass exterior pays homage to the site's industrial heritage through factory-sash style windows. The architectural design maintains the visual character of the historic manufacturing district while meeting contemporary structural requirements.
Units showcase 17-foot ceilings paired with floor-to-ceiling windows to maximize space and natural light. The eight-storey profile complements the established streetscape of the Niagara neighbourhood.
Floor plans at 5 Hanna Ave span from 544 square feet to 1,610 square feet. The building inventory focuses primarily on two-storey loft configurations.
These layouts deliver vertical separation and architectural volume that has become increasingly rare in Toronto's condominium market. The current market valuation stands at an Average Price: $987 / sq. ft.
The neighbourhood maintains robust daytime and nighttime activity levels, creating an urban density comparable to major metropolitan districts. Demographics show approximately 58% of local residents identify as young professionals.
The commercial landscape features tech startups, boutique retail establishments, and creative agencies. The area welcomes pet owners and appeals to residents who value walkability and proximity to live-work environments.
BLVD Developments partnered with Lifetime Developments to complete this project. Lifetime Developments, under the leadership of Brian Brown, has spearheaded the 16-year neighbourhood transformation.
Their development portfolio includes the 300,000-square-foot Liberty Market Building and the Liberty Market Tower. These projects have successfully converted former industrial lands into comprehensive mixed-use communities featuring retail, office, and residential components.
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