Looking for a downtown condo in Long Beach, CA?
Some of the hottest pieces of Long Beach Real Estate are Lofts! There have been many new loft projects in the works and there are some great resales as well. Whether you are looking for the Kress Lofts, Temple Lofts, Insurance Exchange, Walker Building or another Loft project, we try to keep you informed and let you know a little about each one. If you want the latest list of available lofts, please e-mail me directly and I will send you the latest listings or Search my Long Beach MLS service to see what's out there.
Address: 100 5th St - Kress
Lofts
The Kress Lofts, built originally
in 1925, but converted in 1992 represent
the pinnacle of
downtown Long Beach
living.With exposed brick, wonderful
concrete flooring,and ocean breezes,
these Lofts have been in high demand.Enjoy subterranean parking and close
proximity toPine and the all new
PIKE. THe Kress building has all
sizes of floor plans with some reaching
over 1,600 sq ft.
Address: 115 4th St - Walker Building
The Walker
building is a wonderfully
unique and historic building. 
Originally
built in 1929 it's location offers
the best of downtown living. With
floor plans that are far ranging
and subterranean parking it is
truly a must see. Lofts do not
come up often, but when they do,
they go quickly!
Loft: Insurance Exchange
**Only 2 units Left!
Enjoy the heart of downtown in a building that dates back to 1924! The Insurance Exchange boasts Long Beach Lofts with large 1500 sq ft floor plans that have been upgraded since the original date of the building. Now the units feature Porcher Sinks and Hans Gorhe features, along with classic details like exposed brick. There are only 12 units available in this Loft project so act quickly as they do not come on the market that often.
Address: 1100 E. 3rd - Ebell
Theater
** Only a few Left!
This project is currently underway.
There are just a few Lofts available
at the Historic Ebell Theater. There
are floor plans that feature a fabulous
Mezanine level. Enjoy the rich history
that dates back to 1924 and floor
plans that vary from 1,400 sq ft
to over 2,200!