This week on Pick 5, David heads to Leslieville to tour five unique hard loft conversions—the original loft style featuring exposed brick, timber beams, and industrial character. Unlike modern “soft lofts,” these conversions come from former factories and industrial buildings, giving them the raw feel many buyers still love today.

This episode explores some of the most distinctive lofts in Toronto’s east end. From $789K to nearly $2M, these properties showcase the range of loft living in Leslieville—and why authentic conversions remain some of the most sought-after condos in Toronto.

This week’s picks:

• 02:05 – 68 Broadview Ave: A classic brick-and-beam hard loft, 820 sq. ft. one-bedroom featuring exposed yellow brick, timber beams, and industrial ductwork listed around $789,900
• 05:13 – 201 Carlaw Ave: Printing Factory Lofts, 919 sq. ft. two-bedroom loft with newer soft-loft additions and space offering strong value and potential for buyers
• 10:21 – 150 Logan Ave: Wonder Lofts, a two-storey hard loft with dramatic ceilings, exposed brick, and oversized windows. The 1,478 sq. ft. layout includes a large upper-level primary suite along with flexible office and den areas
• 14:19 – 233 Carlaw Ave: Garment Factory Lofts, a 1,236 sq. ft. two-bedroom loft that has been extensively renovated with a large modern kitchen and stylish finishes, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and city views from the upper floors
• 19:07 – 326 Carlaw Ave: I-Zone Lofts, a massive 2,500 sq. ft. hard loft featuring epoxy floors, exposed steel beams, skylights, and a 375 sq. ft. rooftop terrace

If you’re buying, selling, or just exploring Toronto’s most iconic lofts, this episode is for you.