<h2>Everything You Need to Know About 68 Broadview Ave</h2><p>The Broadview Lofts offers 154 <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/lofts-for-sale">Toronto lofts for sale</a> in the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/east-end/leslieville-south-riverdale">Leslieville neighbourhood</a>. Thanks to a careful renovation carried out by the Sorbara Group, this development now enjoys its status as an updated piece of Toronto history. Standing just 6 storeys tall, this condo offers 154 units.</p><h3>Price of condos at 68 Broadview Ave</h3><p>A small studio unit can cost $1,225,000, going up to $1,310,000 for a 1-bedroom plus den, based on the past 12 months of sales. The average price for rentals can range anywhere from $2,600 to $3,880 per month.</p><p>From a cost per-square-foot perspective, units here are selling at $943 PSF, and leasing at roughly $3.48 PSF.</p><h3>How many condos have sold and rented at 68 Broadview Ave?</h3><p>In the last 12 months, 5 units have rented, and 8 have sold.</p><p>There are currently 3 lofts on the market for sale, but none for rent. Units here have a medium probability of receiving multiple offers. On average, they spend 18 days on the market, and usually sell for 0.25% above the listed price.</p><h3>The Suites</h3><p>The smallest of units at 68 Broadview Avenue start at approximately 550 square feet, perfect for an individual. Larger units, on the other hand, span up to 1,750 square feet, offering enough room to raise a family.</p><p>Some of the more spacious units are designed in a mezzanine style, a rare find even for hard lofts. Other units embrace the open-concept layout, whereby kitchens and living spaces bleed into one another. And an abundance of windows allow bright, warm sunshine to seep into every corner of these suites.</p><p>Although the balconies were added on much later, there are many historic elements found throughout. These include items that double as both functional and stylish &mdash; such as wooden beams, exposed ductwork and concrete, and polished floors. While these preserved pieces are industrial in nature, the homes at 60 Broadview still manage to maintain a warm atmosphere.</p><h3>What amenities does Broadview Lofts offer?</h3><p>Due to the limitations of a historic building, the amenities here are quite limited. For example, you won&rsquo;t find a gym, pool or sauna. But the property does come with some standard amenities for added convenience:</p><ul><li>Concierge</li><li>Party Room</li><li>Recreation Room</li><li>BBQ</li><li>Rooftop Deck &amp; Garden</li><li>Visitor Parking</li><li>Bike Storage</li></ul><h3>Condo Fees</h3><p>Maintenance fees at 60 Broadview Avenue are $0.70 per-square-foot, which is higher than the neighbourhood average of $0.68 per-square-foot.</p><p>Monthly condo fees include water.</p><p>However, residents must pay separately for:</p><ul><li>Hydro</li><li>Heat</li><li>Air conditioning</li></ul><h3>The Neighbourhood</h3><p>Nestled between the popular <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/east-end/leslieville-south-riverdale">Leslieville &amp; South Riverdale area</a> and the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/corktown-toronto">Corktown neighbourhood</a>, residents living at 60 and 68 Broadview Avenue are in luck. Entertainment, dining options, and a particularly friendly vibe are all part of the package in this east-end locale.</p><p>Located just east of the Don Valley River, this natural resource doubles as an urban playspace for active types. The Don Valley Trail that runs alongside is an ideal spot for cycling or hiking during warmer months. A short ride on public transit will take you to Riverdale Park, a 400-acre green space filled with a farm, swimming pool, multiple baseball diamonds, and cricket pitches.</p><p>Just north of there is Evergreen Brickworks, which can be reached in under 10 minutes. Residents can spend the weekend exploring this converted quarry, which now hosts a year-round farmer&rsquo;s market, a children&rsquo;s garden, bike shop, caf&eacute;, off-leash dog park, as well as a skating rink in the wintertime.</p><p>Meanwhile, a 6-minute drive will bring you to  <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Lawrence_Market" target="_blank">St. Lawrence Market</a>. This is Toronto&rsquo;s go-to spot for fresh produce, meat, fish, and baked goods from all over the world.</p><p>Once the weather warms up, residents here will come to appreciate how close they live to the shore. Cherry Beach and Woodbine Beach are each a 10-minute drive away, making it that much easier to secure a good spot on weekends.</p><h3>What is the walk score of 68 Broadview Lofts?</h3><p>With a walk score of 92, residents of this condo are literally steps away from everything. And with a perfect transit score of 100, this area is very easy to navigate with a convenient network of streetcars and buses. For cyclists, the neighbourhood also offers a remarkable bike score of 84.</p><h3>What is the local real estate market like?</h3><p>In the Leslieville neighbourhood, buyers have the slightest advantage with condos typically selling about 1.5% under the asking price. If you&rsquo;re looking to rent in this area, tenants are paying 1.5% above the asking lease price &mdash; with the average rental at about $2,830 per month.</p><h3>Building Age</h3><p>This development was completed in 2007 by Sorbara Group, making it one of the older properties in the South Riverdale community. The red brick fa&ccedil;ade provides hints as to the building&rsquo;s origins: The structure was once used as a warehouse for Rexall Pharmacy. Even the original water tower still survives up on the roof, although today its function is purely decorative.</p><h3>Transportation</h3><p>With its location just steps from Queen Street East, residents can head west to reach Toronto&rsquo;s <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown">downtown core</a> in no time. The Queen streetcar will carry commuters toward the subway, or even farther west, 24 hours a day. Alternatively, a northbound ride on the Broadview streetcar will bring you to Broadview station on the Bloor-Danforth subway line.</p><p>Drivers can make use of both these major arterial roads, while the Don Valley Parkway and the Gardiner Expressway are also nearby. These two highways are ideal for getting out to the edges of the city, or exiting it altogether.</p><h3>Summary</h3><p>68 Broadview is much more expensive than the neighbourhood average, with the fourth-highest cost per square foot among 36 condos in the area. But many buyers are willing to pay the price because hard lofts are quite rare. That&rsquo;s why the competition for units in this condo remains quite high. But if you&rsquo;re okay with a building that offers fewer amenities than some of the more modern-day developments, then Broadview Lofts will not disappoint.</p>

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<p>The Broadview Lofts might just have it all &mdash; depending on what you&rsquo;re after, that is.  Historic charm? Check. Matchlessness and character? Check, check. Authenticity? Check.  All the comforts of a contemporary building? Check.</p><p>Thanks to a careful renovation carried out by the Sorbara Group, this hard loft at 68 Broadview Avenue now enjoys its status as an updated piece of Toronto history. The red brick fa&ccedil;ade provides hints as to the building&rsquo;s origins: the structure was once used as a warehouse for Rexall Pharmacy.  The building&rsquo;s original water tower even still survives up on the roof, although today its function is purely decorative.</p><p>While working with this heritage building, developers of the Broadview Lofts were careful to maintain the building&rsquo;s integrity while carving out 154 homes fit for modern Torontonians.  As a result, the antique base was provided fresh touches, such as updated black trimmings surrounding the oversized, paned windows that envelop the building&rsquo;s walls.</p>

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<p>Nestled right in between the lovely <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/east-end/leslieville-south-riverdale">Leslieville &amp; South Riverdale neighbourhood</a> and the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/corktown-toronto">Corktown neighbourhood</a>, residents living at 68 Broadview Avenues are in luck in terms of their position within the city.  Entertainment, shopping, outdoor spaces, dining options, and a particularly friendly vibe are all part of the package in this east-end locale.</p><p>Located just east of the Don Valley River, this natural resource doubles as an urban playspace for active types.  The Don Valley Trail that runs alongside the river is an ideal spot for cycling or hiking in the warmer months.  A short drive or ride on public transit will land residents of the Broadview Lofts at Riverdale Park, a 400-acre green space filled with a farm, swimming pool, multiple baseball diamonds, cricket pitches, and much, much more.</p><p>Just north of the park is Evergreen Brickworks, which can be reached in under 10 minutes.  Here, residents can spend Saturdays and Sundays exploring this converted quarry, which now hosts a year-round farmer&rsquo;s market, a children&rsquo;s garden, bike shop and repair centre, caf&eacute;, off-leash dog park, and look-out point, as well as a skating rink in the wintertime.</p><p>For those whose eyes lit up at the word &lsquo;market,&rsquo; you&rsquo;ll be happy to hear that the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Lawrence_Market" target="_blank">St. Lawrence Market</a> is also located nearby the Braodview Lofts.  Residents may opt to take the 6-minute drive, 15-minute TTC ride, or 30-minute walk to get here.  And once they do, stomachs will be satisfied: the market is Toronto&rsquo;s go-to spot for fresh produce, meat, fish, and baked goods, as well as edible treats from all over the world.</p><p>Once the weather warms up, residents living at 68 Broadview will also come to appreciate how close they live to the beach.  Cherry Beach and Woodbine Beach are each a 10-minute drive away from the Broadview Lofts, making it that much easier to secure a good spot on the weekends.  Woodbine Beach also boasts an outdoor, Olympic-sized swimming pool, as well as volleyball nets, and a boardwalk perfect for walking, cycling, or rollerblading.</p>

<p>Thanks to the ample number of units at the Broadview Lofts, each home is significantly different from the next.  With over 150 hard lofts, it&rsquo;s also no surprise that their sizes have the ability to range quite dramatically.  The cosiest of units at 68 Broadview Avenue start at approximately 550 square feet, perfect for an individual or a couple to call home.  Larger units, on the other hand, reach to about 1,750 square feet, making these roomy units an ideal place to raise a family.  Really, anyone who appreciates authenticity and is looking to <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/condos-for-sale">buy a condo in Toronto</a> would be wise to check this building out.</p><p>Certain more sizeable units are designed in a mezzanine style, an infrequent find for a <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/lofts">Toronto loft</a>.  Other layouts embrace the open concept mode, whereby kitchens and living spaces bleed into one another.  This way, the abundance of windows described earlier allow bright, warm sunshine to seep into every corner of these homes.</p><p>While balconies are a modern-day amenity added to the building, and a much-welcomed one at that, other historic elements can also be found throughout the Broadview Lofts.  These include items that double as functional and stylish, such as wooden beams, exposed ductwork and concrete, and polished floors.  While these preserved pieces are industrial in nature, the homes at 68 Broadview manage to maintain a warm atmosphere thanks to their open and bright designs.</p>

<p>With its location steps from Queen Street East, residents of the Broadview Lofts can head west to reach the centre of the city in no time.  The Queen streetcar service will carry passengers toward the subway, or even farther west, 24 hours a day.  Alternatively, a northbound ride on the Broadview streetcar will land travelers at Broadview station on the Bloor-Danforth subway line.</p><p>Drivers can make use of both of these major arterial roads, while the Don Valley Parkway and the Gardiner Expressway are also both right around the corner.  These two highways are ideal for zooming around the edges of the city, or for exiting it altogether.</p>

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