Boutique Downtown Loft
Center Street Lofts
A boutique loft community on the west side of downtown Royal Oak, known for distinctive floor plans, loft volume, and close access to Main Street.
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What loft developments are in Royal Oak? This guide includes Center Street Lofts, Grant Park Lofts, Lofts @ 11, Main North Lofts, Main Street Lofts, Metro Lofts, Parent Street Lofts, SkyLofts, SkyLofts MarketSquare, Station 3 Lofts, The Fifth, and Troy Street Lofts.
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Boutique Downtown Loft
A boutique loft community on the west side of downtown Royal Oak, known for distinctive floor plans, loft volume, and close access to Main Street.
Large Multi-Level Lofts
Spacious multi-level loft residences near Grant Park, with reported rooftop and outdoor-living features in select homes.
West Downtown Loft
A loft-style residential community along West 11 Mile, positioned a few blocks from downtown Royal Oak and major commuter routes.
Downtown Mid-Rise
A prominent condominium development at the north gateway to downtown Royal Oak, with garage parking and building amenities reported for residents.
Downtown Main Street Loft
A 23-residence, four-story condominium loft building at 111 N Main Street, built in 2005 at the Main Street and 11 Mile gateway.
Industrial Rail-District Loft
A 30-residence industrial-style loft development in Royal Oak’s rail district, completed in 2005 with four-story architecture and mezzanine character.
Award-Winning Adaptive Reuse
Eight two-level adaptive-reuse condominium lofts created from a former lumber warehouse, with private entries, attached garages, and 21-foot interior volume.
Mixed-Use Downtown Loft
Seventy loft-style residences in an eight-story mixed-use downtown building with two levels of private parking, fitness space, and ground-floor retail.
Farmers Market District
A loft-style condominium development on Curry Avenue near the Royal Oak Farmers Market, with fitness and secured parking features reported.
Industrial Contemporary Loft
A 45-residence, four-floor industrial-contemporary loft development completed in 2008, with plans reported from 917 to 2,453 square feet.
Luxury High-Rise
Royal Oak’s landmark 18-story condominium tower, built in 2007 with 78 residences and covered parking according to the City of Royal Oak.
Two-Story Urban Loft
Contemporary loft-style residences on South Troy Street, with two-story layouts, large windows, balconies, and garage or indoor parking features reported.
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This directory covers 12 major named loft and condominium developments in Royal Oak. Other condominium buildings and newly constructed projects may also use loft-style marketing, so confirm the legal development name for any specific property.
Many are in or immediately around the downtown district, including The Fifth, SkyLofts, Main North Lofts, Main Street Lofts, Center Street Lofts, Lofts @ 11, and MarketSquare. Metro, Station 3, Parent Street, Troy Street, and Grant Park are nearby in distinct edge or neighborhood settings.
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