Saint Paul Lofts

Loft living originally became popular on the east coast and then as the real estate boom of the 1990s happened, Saint Paul lofts began to pop up.  The excitement of condo conversions and allure of large payouts pushed many former warehouse apartments to become loft condos.

There are really two different types of lofts:  old construction and new construction.  A traditional loft is an old warehouse or industrial space that has been converted into living space.  They often have little or no walls and have features such as concrete or wood floors and exposed brick walls and mechanical systems.  New construction lofts have many of the same features, but as the name implies, they are built new to resemble old.  They can offer more amenities and more choices.

While the St. Paul Loft market is changing constantly, here are some buildings that are available:

Building Name Address Total Units Price Range
 Remaining Units?
Schurmeier Lofts 328 9th St East 19 $90k-$450k Check Availability
The Bridges of St Paul 10 River Park Plaza 1150 $585k-$2m Check Availability
Markethouse 289 East 5th St 58 $150k+ Check Availability
Great Northern Lofts 300 Wall Street 55 $300k-$950k Check Availability
River Park Lofts 245 East 6th Street 120 $200k+ Check Availability
The Fitzgerald 488 North Wabasha 40 $135k-$400k Check Availability
Produce Exchange 523 Jackson Street 36 $135k+ Check Availability
The Rossmor 500 North Robert Street 109 $139k-$300k Check Availability
Chicago Great Western 300 Kellogg Blvd 12 $390k+ Check Availability
Ninth Street Lofts 235 East 9th Street 49 $250+ Check Availability
The Lowry 350 Saint Peter Street 135 $250k+ Check Availability
Mississippi Flats 240 Spring Street 100 $200k-$500k Check Availability
Union Depot Lofts 214 East 4th Street 35 $165k-$380k Check Availability
Printers Row 490 Temperance Street 84 $225k+ Check Availability

Because the market is changing constantly for St. Paul Lofts, contact us here for more up to date information.