Making The Most Of Your Space

Breathing Life Into Old Walls

Urban landscapes are dotted with relics of industrial past – towering, silent factories that once thrummed with activity. These untapped canvases now offer a unique...

Making The Most Of Your Space

New York Style Apartments

New York City, a melting pot of cultures, lifestyles, and architecture, presents a selection of living spaces as diverse as its inhabitants. None, however, have...

Making The Most Of Your Space

A Blend Of History And Innovation

The concept of repurposing has taken a prominent place in modern development, particularly when it comes to revamping old factory buildings. These structures, often remnants...

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Essential Modern Amenities

Buildings advertising modern lofts for rent or sale have found they now need to attract people with modern amenities, and some of them are blatantly...

Making The Most Of Your Space

Creating A Feeling of Space

One of the reasons lofts originally became popular was the lack of investment needed to create a living area, but they have remained popular due...

Making The Most Of Your Space

Establishing Functional Spaces

People who originally rented or bought lofts were looking for functional spaces with a low price, and they were often willing to add their own...

Making The Most Of Your Space

The Industrial Look

For those seeking open spaces, modern lofts have become a hot item in the real estate market. They want an uncomplicated space with the industrial...

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Baring the Walls

Older buildings that were originally for light manufacturing or warehousing goods have become a wonderful way to provide housing for those who want the industrial...

Making The Most Of Your Space

Old Industrial Mills

In recent years, a significant shift has been observed in urban planning and development, particularly in the way city centres are evolving to meet changing...

Industrial spaces have always been a good investment for those who want steady rental income, but it can become an issue when businesses fold or move to other areas. Landlords used to be stuck with these huge buildings, and they could be hard pressed to find new tenants. Along the way, someone realized there were people with little cash and plenty of time who were willing to turn these spaces into homes. This style of apartment living became quite popular during economic downturns, but modern loft living has evolved.

Industries are still changing location or closing, and buildings that have seen better days are still in need of tenants. Modern contractors and developers have found they are a good buy, and they then turn to their in-house design teams to create apartments and condominiums that will bring in a healthy income from people looking for a unique home.