Toronto, Ontario
Liberty Village
About Liberty Village
Liberty Village takes its name from the 19th-century Central Prison that once stood nearby: former inmates earning early release were said to gain their 'liberty' in the surrounding streets. The area's brick factories and warehouses, built for companies like Massey-Harris and Inglis, sat largely vacant through the late 20th century before a wave of redevelopment in the 2000s converted them into loft condominiums alongside new mid- and high-rise towers.
The neighbourhood now sits within walking distance of Exhibition Place, BMO Field, and the Martin Goodman waterfront trail, with the 504 King streetcar providing a direct, fast connection into downtown. A dense cluster of cafés, gyms, and patios along King Street West gives the area a young, walkable energy distinct from Toronto's older residential neighbourhoods.
Market snapshot
Typical price range
Based on the sample listings shown for Liberty Village
Sample listings here range from $1,895,000 to $1,895,000 CAD. Property types include Loft Condominium.
Last updated: October 2026 · sample data, not a live market feed.
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