Definition of "Loft building"

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Building with large unpartitioned floors areas often used for storage.

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Charles DeBaptiste Charles DeBaptiste said:

Im interested in a loft, something with a store front with loft apartment on top with a freight elevator or service elevator to have a vehicle in. looking for a range in price

Jan 02, 2019  13:47:01

 
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Jan 04, 2019  14:46:23
 
 
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