33 Queen Street East

33 Queen Street East

33 Queen Street East
The future redevelopment of 33 Queen Street East will seek to facilitate multiple city-building benefits including affordable housing, office and employment uses, public realm improvements, replacement parking and the protection of valuable heritage assets.

Project Details

Type
Mixed Use, Affordable Housing, Transit-Oriented Development, Residential, Housing, Office, and Heritage
Ward
Toronto Centre
Councillor
Chris Moise
Current Phase
Pre-development
Current Use
The site is utilized as Toronto Parking Authority administrative offices, a Toronto Parking Authority parkade containing approximatley 645 parking spaces and various retail tenants at grade
Major Intersection
Yonge Street and Queen Street East
Site Area
1 acres
Proposed Use
Seek to facilitate multiple city-building benefits including affordable housing, office and employement uses, public realm improvements, replacement parking and the protection of valuable hertiage assets
Surrounding Use
Consists of St.Michaels Hospital to the north, office and residential towers to the east, south, and west
Type
Mixed Use, Affordable Housing, Transit-Oriented Development, Residential, Housing, Office, and Heritage
Ward
Toronto Centre
Councillor
Chris Moise
Current Phase
Pre-development
Current Use
The site is utilized as Toronto Parking Authority administrative offices, a Toronto Parking Authority parkade containing approximatley 645 parking spaces and various retail tenants at grade
Major Intersection
Yonge Street and Queen Street East
Site Area
1 acres
Proposed Use
Seek to facilitate multiple city-building benefits including affordable housing, office and employement uses, public realm improvements, replacement parking and the protection of valuable hertiage assets
Surrounding Use
Consists of St.Michaels Hospital to the north, office and residential towers to the east, south, and west

Project Overview

Situated just south of St. Michael’s Hospital, 33 Queen Street East is one of eight high-value City-owned sites selected through the ModernTO program for city-building purposes. ModernTO is designed to modernize the City’s office portfolio, reduce the City’s office footprint, and free up underutilized properties for city-building purposes. 

The preliminary vision of this site proposes a high-rise mixed-use residential development including affordable rental housing, office uses, and delivering on other city-building objectives including partial replacement of public parking below grade. Redevelopment of this site will occur in the longer term due to the planned construction of the Ontario Line.

33 Queen Street East currently operates as Toronto Parking Authority’s (TPA) head office and houses a TPA parkade.

Economic Development