301 Queen Street East Condos

Reasons to Buy*

POPULATION INCREASE & ECONOMICAL OUTLOOK

Toronto is Canada’s largest city and the second-largest financial center in North America, with a metro population of approximately 6.6 million in 2026. Recognized internationally as the most diverse city in the world, Toronto remains a primary destination for global migration. However, as of early 2026, the housing market is facing a significant “supply gap.” While provincial mandates target 285,000 new homes by 2031, latest reports from CMHC and TD Economics (Jan/Feb 2026) indicate that housing starts—particularly in the condo sector—are projected to remain low through 2028 due to economic caution. This chronic undersupply, with an estimated shortage of over 100,000 units in Toronto, ensures that well-located downtown assets like 301 Queen East will continue to see increased real estate values and rental demand as supply fails to meet long-term migration targets.

CONNECTIVITY & TRANSPORTATION

301 Queen Street East Condos offers elite urban mobility with a Transit Score of 100/100. Residents are steps from the 24-hour 501 Queen Streetcar, providing immediate east-west access. A major transit milestone was reached on February 8, 2026, with the official opening of the Eglinton LRT (Line 5), drastically improving cross-town connectivity. Furthermore, the development is located within walking distance of the future Moss Park Station on the Ontario Line, which is currently under construction with an estimated completion of 2031. This multi-modal access—including proximity to the UP Express, GO Transit, and Billy Bishop Airport—ensures that the financial district and major universities are accessible within a 15-minute commute.

LOCATION ADVANTAGES OF 301 QUEEN STREET EAST CONDOS

Ideally situated at the southwest corner of Queen Street East and Berkeley Street, this project sits in the heart of Toronto’s Moss Park neighborhood, bridging the gap between Old Town and the modern downtown core. The development is uniquely integrated with the historic 19th-century Berkeley Church, which will be preserved as a landmark cultural and event space. Residents enjoy a sophisticated “live-work-play” environment, steps away from St. Lawrence Market, Sumach-Shuter Parkette, and the luxury boutiques of the Distillery District. The location is a premier choice for the academic community, located minutes from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) and George Brown College, making it an ideal address for young professionals and students alike.

THE REPUTABLE DEVELOPER BEHIND 301 QUEEN STREET EAST CONDOS

The project is currently in its elite pre-construction phase. While the developer is currently TBA (following a high-profile receivership sale of the property to transition ownership in 2025), the project is defined by a world-class architectural vision from BDP Quadrangle. The proposed 25-storey tower features a striking modern aesthetic with “horizontal and vertical pastel ribbons” sitting atop a four-storey podium. The development is planned to house 206 residential units and over 11,000 square feet of retail and commercial space, integrated with a landscaped courtyard that respects the heritage significance of the Berkeley Church. This strategic site selection—at the nexus of the multi-billion dollar Ontario Line expansion—provides investors with a “first-mover” advantage in one of the city’s most significant revitalization corridors.

301 Queen Street East Condos Quick Facts*

Developer: TBA
Address: 301 Queen Street East, Toronto
Nearest Intersection: Queen Street East and Berkeley Street
Pricing:  TBA
Occupancy: TBA
Storeys / Suites: 25 Storeys // 206 Units
Suite Types: TBA
Suite Sizes: TBA
Maintenance Fees: TBA
Deposit Structures:
Incentives*:  Platinum VIP Pricing & Floor Plans, First Access to the Best Availability, Capped Development Levies, Property Management & Leasing Services Available, Free Lawyer Review of Your Purchase Agreement, Free Mortgage Arrangements