Seventh Street Lofts
Award-winning lofts in two converted warehouses joined by a modern infill building.
Seventh Street Lofts turned two warehouses in Edmonton's Warehouse District into lofts and stitched them together with a new building, linked by a wide interior 'street' corridor on every floor. The 1929 John Deere building delivers the classic loft look: exposed brick and heavy timber.
Seventh Street Lofts at a Glance
| Address | 10309 107 Street NW, Edmonton |
| Area | Downtown · Warehouse District |
| Buildings | Three connected buildings: the 1929 John Deere brick-and-timber warehouse, a new steel-and-glass infill building, and a converted 1950s yellow-brick warehouse |
| Units | 112 (40 + 36 + 36) per the architect; City of Edmonton records list 107 residential units |
| Architect | DUB Architects |
| Completed | 2005 (per the architect; the conversion was phased in the early 2000s) |
| Awards | Edmonton Urban Design Award of Excellence, Urban Architecture (2005); Prairie Design Award of Excellence, Recent Work (2006); National Trust for Canada Cornerstone Award, Infill (2013) |
| Nearest LRT | Corona (Capital Line / Metro Line) — about 434 m in a straight line, roughly a 5-minute walk · see the LRT map |
Sources: DUB Architects — Seventh Street Lofts · National Trust for Canada — Seventh Street Lofts · Canadian Architect — 2005 Edmonton Urban Design Award winners · Canadian Architect — 2006 Prairie Design Award winners · City of Edmonton — Property Information open data
Reported Features
- Exposed brick and timber beams with ceilings of about 13 ft in the 1929 building
- Many two-storey units, including rooftop two-storey units on the 1950s building
- Street- and lane-facing entries with raised decks on the newer infill building
Features as reported; confirm current amenities for a specific unit in its listing and the condo documents.
Seventh Street Lofts Pros and Cons
From the building facts on this page. We don't publish owner reviews; ask us what recent buyers and the condo documents say.
Pros
- About 434 m from Corona LRT station, roughly a 5-minute walk.
- Downtown has a Walk Score of 93, so daily errands can be done on foot.
- Character conversion: the kind of exposed brick, beams and tall ceilings new buildings rarely have.
- Reported features include exposed brick and timber beams with ceilings of about 13 ft in the 1929 building, many two-storey units, including rooftop two-storey units on the 1950s building, street- and lane-facing entries with raised decks on the newer infill building.
Cons & what to check
- Converted buildings have older bones; review the reserve fund study for envelope, roof and mechanical work, and check sound between units.
Is Seventh Street Lofts a good building to buy in?
Who it suits
Buyers who want real loft character in a walkable Warehouse District location, often at a lower price than a new tower.
Run the numbers
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What to check before you buy
Converted buildings have older bones; review the reserve fund study for envelope, roof and mechanical work, and check sound between units. See our condo document review guide.
Living Near Seventh Street Lofts
Downtown: The city's most connected address — sports, arts and every LRT line. Walk Score 93, Transit Score 79, Bike Score 80. Typical condo values: $151,000–$296,000 (middle 50% of 2026 City of Edmonton assessments).
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