Explore Montreal
Montreal lofts, borough by borough.
A Sud-Ouest loft doesn’t sell like a Ville-Marie loft. Prices, fees, building type and time on market change from one sector to the next. We follow each of them.
179 loft buildings on file· © OpenStreetMap
Espace Loft is a real estate team at eXp Agence Immobilière.
We look at the building before the unit, and at the neighbourhood before the building.
Espace Loft · eXp Agence ImmobilièreThe boroughs
Each borough, and its neighbourhoods.
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Ahuntsic-Cartierville
1 buildingRue Chabanel and the Fashion District, where entire floors are being converted.
Lachine
4 buildingsWhere the canal begins. Lac Saint-Louis, and space you no longer find near downtown.
Mercier · Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
21 buildingsThe industrial east and Maisonneuve Market. Volumes you no longer find elsewhere at the same price.
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
21 buildingsFormer garment workshops and print houses, among the spiral staircases.
Rosemont · La Petite-Patrie
15 buildingsThe Angus shops and the Petite-Patrie factories, converted one by one.
Le Sud-Ouest
39 buildingsThe Lachine Canal and the factories that lined it. The historic heart of the Montreal loft.
Verdun · Île-des-Sœurs
2 buildingsThe river, Wellington's main street, and Nuns' Island across the bridge.
Ville-Marie
62 buildingsOld Montreal, downtown, the Village. Grey stone, converted warehouses and glass towers on the same corner.
Villeray · Parc-Extension
8 buildingsThe Fashion District and rue Chabanel, where garment plants become entire floors.
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