Waldorf Astoria Lofts
An eight-storey white-clad mid-rise on Charles Street East, half a block east of Yonge, holding 131 mostly small loft suites.
Overview & history
This is widely described as the former Waldorf Astoria Hotel, converted to lofts in 1990. The claim rests only on real-estate wording that appears to share a single lineage: the property is not on the City's heritage register, and no record confirming the hotel building's survival was found.
There are 131 suites over eight storeys, mostly studios and one-bedrooms from roughly 380 to 1,280 square feet. Maintenance fees are all-inclusive, covering heat, hydro, water and air conditioning.
Timeline
The property is converted to 131 loft suites by 80-88 Charles Street East Developments Corporation.
Metropolitan Toronto Condominium Corporation 915 is registered.
Building facts
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