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LOFTS FOR RENT

Liberty Village Lofts for Rent

Liberty Village was built around factories, and a few of them now hold some of Toronto’s best-known loft rentals. The Toy Factory Lofts on Hanna Avenue is the classic example. Newer buildings like Liberty Market Lofts, Electra and Zip add soft lofts and two-storey suites with tall windows and open plans. Every loft and two-storey suite for rent right now in Liberty Village and the surrounding King West area is listed below, along with what they’ve actually been leasing for.

Toy Factory Lofts, a converted brick loft building at 43 Hanna Ave, Liberty Village

FOR RENT NOW

Lofts and Two-Storey Suites for Rent Now

Open to a regular condo too? Browse all Liberty Village condos for rent. You can also compare Liberty Village loft buildings and lofts for sale, or, if you own a unit, see our landlord services.

THE NUMBERS

What Do Lofts Rent for in Liberty Village?

In the past six months, 55 lofts and two-storey suites leased in Liberty Village and nearby King West buildings. Half of them leased within 8 days. Other condo suites on the same streets took a median of 13 days. Lofts also rent for more: the median loft lease was $3,000 a month, against $2,500 for other condo suites nearby.

Suite typeMedian rent with parkingMedian rent without parkingMedian days to leaseLeases
1 bedroom$2,900$2,500522
1 bedroom + den$3,250$2,380922
2 bedrooms$3,600Limited data810
3 bedrooms$6,300 (one lease)Limited data31

Leases signed May 14 – Nov 14, 2026 for suites listed on TRREB MLS® in the Loft, Industrial Loft or 2-Storey style, in Liberty Village and nearby King West and West Queen West buildings. Townhomes are not included. Days to lease use cumulative days on market where available. Updated monthly.

About these numbers: Medians reflect only the suites that happened to lease during this period, and lofts vary more than most condos. Ceiling height, a mezzanine or second level, original brick and beams, furnishings and whether parking is included can all move the rent. These figures are provided for general information only and should be verified. They are not a quote for any specific unit. Ask us what a particular loft should rent for. Michael & Sara Camber, REALTORS®, Royal LePage Signature Realty, Brokerage.
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WHY RENT A LOFT

Why Renters Choose a Liberty Village Loft

  • Height and light. Ceilings in many Liberty Village lofts run well above the standard condo height, with oversized windows to match.
  • Real character. Hard lofts like the Toy Factory keep the brick, beams and concrete of the original factory. Soft lofts bring the same open feel to a newer building.
  • Two-storey layouts. A second level puts the bedroom away from the living space, which is handy if you work from home or share the suite.
  • Room for how you live. Open plans make it easier to fit a desk, a bike or a large dining table than in a typical one-bedroom condo.
  • The neighbourhood. Grocery stores, gyms, cafés and restaurants are steps away, Exhibition GO reaches Union in about nine minutes, and the 504 King streetcar runs along the north edge.
BUILDING BY BUILDING

Compare Liberty Village Loft Buildings

Lofts and two-storey suites leased in the past six months, by building (TRREB MLS® data):

BuildingAddressMedian rentMedian days to leaseLeases (6 mo)
Toy Factory Lofts43 Hanna Ave$3,400614
Liberty Market Lofts5 Hanna Ave$3,250159
Electra Lofts1029 King St W$2,975128
Westside Gallery Lofts150 Sudbury St$2,500197
Liberty Place150 East Liberty St$3,00085
Battery Park50 Lynn Williams St$2,66354
Zip80 Western Battery Rd$2,900103

One loft lease each in the same period at 954 King Lofts, DNA 1 & 2, Massey Harris Lofts, Art Condos and Twenty Lofts. Medians mix suite sizes, so a building with more two-bedroom leases will show a higher figure.

RENTING GUIDE

How to Rent a Loft in Liberty Village

Lofts are a smaller slice of the rental market than regular condos, and the good ones go quickly. A little homework up front makes it easier to say yes on the spot.

  1. Decide which kind of loft you want. Hard lofts are converted industrial buildings. Soft lofts are newer buildings designed with loft features. Two-storey suites split the living and sleeping areas over two levels.
  2. Look closely at the layout. Many lofts have open or semi-open bedrooms. If you need a door that closes, check before you book a viewing.
  3. Ask about running costs. High ceilings and large windows can mean higher heating and cooling bills, and tenants usually pay their own hydro.
  4. Have your documents ready. Landlords usually ask for a rental application, a recent credit report, an employment letter or proof of income, pay stubs and references.
  5. Move fast and get help for free. Half of Liberty Village lofts leased within 8 days. We can send new loft rentals the day they list, book viewings and help with your offer. In most cases the landlord pays the agent’s commission, not the tenant.
QUESTIONS

Liberty Village Loft Rental FAQ

How much does a loft rent for in Liberty Village?

Over the past six months, the median loft or two-storey suite in Liberty Village and nearby King West leased for $3,000 a month. One-bedroom lofts with parking had a median of $2,900, one-bedroom-plus-den lofts with parking $3,250, and two-bedroom lofts $3,600.

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

A hard loft is a converted industrial or commercial building, usually with exposed brick, wood or steel beams and concrete floors. The Toy Factory Lofts at 43 Hanna Avenue is one. A soft loft is a newer building designed with loft features such as high ceilings, large windows and open plans.

Which Liberty Village buildings have lofts for rent?

Most loft leases in the area happen at the Toy Factory Lofts (43 Hanna Ave), Liberty Market Lofts (5 Hanna Ave), Electra Lofts (1029 King St W), Westside Gallery Lofts (150 Sudbury St), Liberty Place (150 East Liberty St), Battery Park (50 Lynn Williams St) and Zip (80 Western Battery Rd).

How quickly do Liberty Village lofts rent?

Half of the lofts and two-storey suites that leased in the past six months did so within 8 days, faster than the 13-day median for other condo suites nearby. Setting up rental alerts is the easiest way to see new lofts first.

Do I pay a fee to use a rental agent?

In most Toronto condo and loft rentals, the landlord pays the commission. We will confirm this for each unit before you book a viewing.

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