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    Building Details

    Property Type:
    Hard Loft
    Number of Storeys:
    3
    Number of Units:
    13
    Condo Completion:
    1984
    Condo Demand:
    No Data
    Unit Size Range:
    1,400 - 1,500 SQFT
    Unit Availability:
    Low

    Listing History for Bartlett Loft Towns

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    Amenities

    Security System
    BBQs Allowed

    Maintenance Fees

    Included
    Water
    Excluded
    Hydro
    Heat
    Air Conditioning

    About 6 Bartlett AvenueBartlett Loft Towns

    The Bartlett Loft Towns were one of the first authentic loft conversions in the city, however today they read as anything but amateur. Rather, the lofts at 6 Bartlett Avenue defined originality and innovation before Toronto even knew the protocol for a successful hard loft conversion.

    Thanks to developer Allan D. Gordon Associates and their innovative foresight, the Bartlett Loft Towns serve as inspiration for redevelopments of defunct spaces with so much hidden potential. The developer’s triumph with the Bartlett Loft Towns was even recognized by the province, as it was honoured with an Ontario Renew Award in 1985. The project left a lasting impression on Toronto’s real estate market, as today loft conversions are the most desired style of condo in the city.

    Prior to its conversion into thirteen highly sought after Toronto lofts, the building was utilized for a number of industrial purposes, including twine production, automotive repair, and fishing tackle manufacturing.

    The building dates back to at least 1947, as an aerial map of Toronto taken in that year, courtesy of the Toronto Archives, includes the 6 Bartlett Avenue structure. However, some difficulty lies in finding the exact date the building was erected, as no aerial photographs of Bartlett Avenue exist in the archives prior to 1947. A cursory glance at the building’s exterior architectural style suggests that it was built sometime in the mid-20th century, when minimalism and concrete were in fashion.

    After browsing through Goad’s Atlas of Toronto (via the blog ‘recursion’), however, we discovered a map that provides a good estimate of the year Bartlett Lofts were built. 6 Bartlett and 8 Bartlett seem to suddenly appear on the map after 1910, and before 1903. The 1910 map even offers information about the original material of the building.

    Incredibly enough, 6 Bartlett was constructed of wood over a century ago.

    The Suites

    Once inside, it's difficult not to notice the stunning exposed brick in the 6 Bartlett Avenue lofts. While given a slight facelift during its 1985 redevelopment, the attractive early 20th century industrial design is still intact at the Bartlett Loft Towns.

    Quality hardwood floors contrast with exposed ductwork for that distinctive loft feel. Private rooftop patios and wood burning fireplaces offer additional luxury to the charm already in place in the units.

    Most of the Toronto condos for sale here span three floors, and around 1,400 square feet, providing enough space for those looking to raise a family without compromising location or style. And for drivers, nothing beats a parking space in a sheltered garage.

    The Neighbourhood

    Dovercourt & Wallace Emerson-Junction is a name that has yet to become household, which makes it all the more magical. The neighbourhood is enjoying that grace period just before utter gentrification, when its time in the limelight will equate to soaring prices.

    Dovercourt Park and the Wallace-Emerson subsection are primarily residential, with local businesses sprouting up along major arteries such as Bloor Street West and Dupont Street. From Portuguese egg tarts, to public art studies, live music, and mom and tot yoga, commerce in Dovervourt caters to its neighbours perfectly, without that overwhelming sense of consumerism found in downtown Toronto.

    Transportation

    With Bloor Street lining the southern edge of the neighbourhood, the Bartlett Lofts are conveniently located for both drivers and those who use public transit.

    As a major artery, Bloor provides a quick route for those travelling east or west in the city, as well as connections to north-south streets such as Dufferin and Ossington.

    For those who rely on public transportation, Ossington and Dufferin subway stations are mere minutes away, from which the whole city is readily accessible.

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    Explore Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction

    9/10
    Walkability
    Congratulations, you're the mayor of Walksville! Everything's at your doorstep.
    9/10
    Transit
    So frequent, you might accidentally start collecting tickets.
    5/10
    Bikeability
    A perfect balance of challenge and 'Hey, I didn’t know there was a bike shop here!'

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    Demographics

    Based on the dissemination area as defined by Statistics Canada. A dissemination area contains, on average, approximately 200 – 400 households.

    Population
    6,528
    Average Individual Income
    $61,552
    Average Household Size
    3 persons
    Average Age
    0
    Average Household Income
    $106,287
    Dominant Housing Type
    Detached
    Population By Age
    0 - 14
    15%
    15 - 19
    1%
    20 - 34
    21%
    35 - 49
    19%
    50 - 64
    22%
    65+
    19%
    Household Income
    $0 - $30,000
    50%
    $30,000+
    24%
    $60,000+
    13%
    $90,000+
    8%
    $125,000+
    3%
    Housing Types & Tenancy
    Detached
    41%
    High Rise Apartment
    27%
    Semi Detached
    23%
    Duplex
    4%
    Low Rise Apartment
    2%
    Marital Status
    Commute
    Languages (Primary Language)
    English
    59%
    Mandarin
    12%
    Cantonese
    12%
    Other
    10%
    Tagalog
    3%
    Tamil
    2%
    Arabic
    1%
    Armenian
    1%
    Education
    University and Above
    33%
    High School
    25%
    College
    16%
    None
    16%
    Apprenticeship
    3%
    University Below Batchelor
    3%
    Major Field of Study
    Business Management
    23%
    Architecture & Engineering
    21%
    Health & Related Fields
    13%
    Social Sciences
    10%
    Humanities
    8%
    Math & Computer Sciences
    6%
    Physical Sciences
    5%
    Education
    4%
    Personal, Protective & Transportation Services
    3%
    Visual & Performing Arts
    2%

    Maintenance Fees

    Bartlett Loft Towns vs The Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction Area

    Days on Strata

    Units at Bartlett Loft Towns spend an average of
    N/A
    Days on Strata
    based on recent sales

    List vs Selling Price

    On average, these lofts sell for
    100%
    of the list price.
    Or in other words, the
    entire list price

    Offer Competition

    Lofts in this building have an
    AVERAGE
    chance of receiving
    Multiple Offers
    compared to other buildings in Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction

    Turnover of Units

    On average, each unit is owned for
    8
    YEARS before being sold again

    Property Value

    0%
    Increase in property value within the past twelve months

    Price Ranking

    N/A
    Highest price per SQFT out of 40 condos in the Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction area

    Sold Units

    0
    Units were Sold over the past twelve months

    Rented Units

    0
    Units were Rented over the past twelve months

    Best Value Rank

    Bartlett Loft Towns offers the
    ?
    best value out of 40 condos in the Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction neighbourhood

    Appreciation Rank

    Bartlett Loft Towns has the
    ?
    highest ROI out of 40 condos in the Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction neighbourhood

    Rental Yield

    Bartlett Loft Towns yields the
    ?
    highest rent prices out of 40 condos in the Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction neighbourhood

    High Demand

    Bartlett Loft Towns is the
    ?
    most popular building out of 40 condos in the Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction neighbourhood

    Transaction Insights at 6 Bartlett Avenue

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    Unit Sales vs Inventory

    Total number of units listed and sold in Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction