

Warehouse Lofts Toronto is an 11-storey pre-construction condominium in Old Toronto at 187 Parliament Street, developed by Sher Corporation and Downing Street Group. The building has 29 units, with current prices ranging from $1,789,900 to $1,969,900, and the project is now under construction above grade and structure. For buyers looking at boutique-scale buildings rather than large towers, that limited unit count is a meaningful part of the offering. This stretch of Parliament sits on the east side of downtown, close to Corktown, the Distillery District, and the St. Lawrence area. It is a practical location for buyers who want to be near the core without being right in the middle of the financial district. Daily errands are straightforward in this part of the city, and there is good access to restaurants, cafés, and older warehouse-style streetscapes that define much of the surrounding neighbourhood. Commuting is also relatively easy, with streetcar service nearby and direct routes into downtown. The amenity package is focused and useful rather than oversized. Residents are planned to have an outdoor terrace with BBQ and dining space, an outdoor lounge, a fitness facility, bicycle storage, visitor parking, and Nest Thermostats. Taken together, Warehouse Lofts Toronto will likely appeal to buyers who want a smaller building in a well-established downtown east location and who value a more contained resident experience.

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