Downtown Long Beach Lofts for Sale

The newest lofts and condos on the market in Downtown Long Beach, from historic conversions like Temple, Kress, and the Walker Building to newer live/work lofts in the East Village Arts District. Updated daily from the MLS.

Newly Listed
MLS# 26106485
ACTIVE
$3,500,000
3 Beds
3 Baths
MLS# PW26041184MR
ACTIVE
$1,788,000
4 Beds
3 Baths
Newly Listed
MLS# PF26231745PF
ACTIVE
$1,458,000
3 Beds
3 Baths
MLS# PW26227001MR
ACTIVE
$1,450,000
3 Beds
2 Baths
OPEN 11/14/26 11:00AM - 3:00PM
MLS# NP26084936MR
ACTIVE
$1,425,000
2 Beds
2 Baths
MLS# PW26203576MR
ACTIVE
$1,395,000
3 Beds
2 Baths

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Downtown Long Beach Lofts for Sale
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Updated: 10th November, 2026 9:07 PM (UTC)
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David Hernandez, Downtown Long Beach Loft Realtor

Downtown Long Beach Loft Specialist

I’m David Hernandez, a Realtor with Radius Real Estate (DRE #01888249) who focuses on lofts and condos in Downtown Long Beach. I’ve helped clients buy and sell in buildings like Temple Lofts, Kress Lofts, and the Walker Building, and I know what sets each one apart: HOA dues and rules, parking, live/work zoning, and which buildings have Mills Act contracts.

For buyers: I help you compare buildings, not just units, so you know about HOA health, special assessments, and resale history before you make an offer.

For sellers: Loft buyers pay for character. I market your home’s architecture, building history, and walkability to reach buyers looking specifically for downtown lofts.

Thinking about buying or selling a loft in Downtown Long Beach? Call or text me at (213) 808-4324.

Lofts in Downtown Long Beach: A Buyer’s Guide

Downtown Long Beach has one of Southern California’s best concentrations of loft homes outside Downtown LA. Most are in two areas: the historic core around Pine Avenue and the Promenade, and the East Village Arts District to the east. You’ll find both converted 1920s landmarks and newer loft buildings, all within walking distance of the beach, restaurants, and the Metro A Line.

What’s the difference between a hard loft and a soft loft?

A hard loft is a conversion of an older commercial or civic building, such as a department store, office building, or Masonic temple. These keep original features like exposed brick, concrete columns, timber beams, and tall factory windows. Temple Lofts, Kress Lofts, and the Walker Building are hard lofts. A soft loft is newer construction designed with loft features like high ceilings, open plans, and polished concrete floors. Courtyard Lofts and City Place Lofts are examples.

What is the Mills Act, and why does it matter for Long Beach lofts?

The Mills Act is a California program that lets owners of historic properties sign a contract with the city to preserve the building in exchange for a lower property tax assessment. Some historic loft buildings in Downtown Long Beach have Mills Act contracts, which can mean real annual tax savings. Savings vary by unit, so confirm a specific unit’s contract status and estimated taxes before you buy.

Can you rent a loft in Downtown Long Beach?

Yes. Owners in many loft buildings lease their units, and several newer apartment buildings downtown offer loft floor plans. Use the rental search above to see what’s available now.

How do I choose the right loft building?

Compare buildings, not just units. HOA dues, parking, pet rules, rental restrictions, and live/work zoning vary from building to building, and they affect both your daily life and your resale value. Browse the building guides above, or call me at (213) 808-4324 to talk through which buildings fit what you’re looking for.

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