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Neighbourhood

Parkdale

Parkdale began as an elite residential suburb in the 1800s. In 1879, it was incorporated into a village, and by 1889, Parkdale was amalgamated with the City of Toronto. When the Sunnyside Amusement Park and Bathing Pavilion opened in 1922, Parkdale’s popularity increased more dramatically. However, when the city shut down Sunnyside in 1956 to make room for the Gardiner Expressway, the neighbourhood suffered an economic downturn.

6 loft buildings

Buildings in Parkdale

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243 Macdonell Lofts

243 Macdonell Lofts

243 Macdonell Avenue

Parkdale

Type:
Hard Loft
Built:
1986
Units:
6
34 Noble Street

34 Noble Street

34 Noble Street

Parkdale

Type:
Mixed
Brock Lofts

Brock Lofts

27-31 Brock Avenue

Parkdale

Type:
Hard Loft
Built:
2003
Units:
24
Noble Court Lofts

Noble Court Lofts

24 Noble Street

Parkdale

Type:
Hard Loft
Built:
1991
Units:
75
Q Lofts

Q Lofts

1205 Queen Street W

Parkdale

Type:
Soft Loft
Built:
2014
Units:
70
Queen West Grove Lofts

Queen West Grove Lofts

59 Elm Grove

Parkdale

Type:
Soft Loft
Built:
2013
Units:
6