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Queen West has now evolved as a major tourist attraction and an International Arts Centre in Toronto. It is one of the most contemporary shopping centres in the city, featuring several exclusive and branded clothing stores and shoe stores. The Queen West neighbourhood offers lively patios, restaurants, cafes, bars, and internationally famed live music venues, offering a varied range of music every night. With unique bead, fabric and sewing supply stores, it has also become home to the Fashion District of Toronto.

Condos for sale Queen West Toronto offer a wide range of unique styling, from the converted industrial building like the Candy Factory Lofts to new condos like the Art Condos & Bohemian Embassy. Queen Street condos offer a blend of commerce and culture that sumps up into a great dynamic environment. The Theatre District and Toronto’s famous club zone are nearby, with several brewpubs and dance clubs to its South and Chinatown and Kensington Market to its East. Some most unique venues offered by Queen West include The Drake, The Gladstone Hotel, The Dog and Bear, Graffiti Alley and more.

With plenty of new condo development projects in the pipeline, we can see more Queen Street condos very soon. Among various other condos, Carnaby Lofts at 11 Peel Avenue, Trinity Park at 901 Queen Street W, and Nero at 856 Dundas Street West have gained maximum popularity among property buyers.

At Toronto Condo Team, our dedicated condo real estate brokers provide excellent services and bridge the gap between prospective clients and their dream condo. Whether you are shopping for condos for sale Queen West Toronto or interested in learning more about transitioning to condo living, our team works with you throughout the entire process.

Historic red brick building with large windows, showcasing potential condo lofts in Toronto, near Queen

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BROWSE EAST END CONDO BUILDINGS

Modern condo lobby interior showcasing a seating area with a unique textured wall sculpture, reflecting

233 CARLAW AVE

GARMENT FACTORY
Modern condo building on Queen Street East in Toronto, showcasing East End condos for sale

630 QUEEN ST EAST

SYNC LOFTS
Luxury condo balcony overlooking the Toronto skyline, showcasing outdoor seating and a vibrant rooftop garden

625 QUEEN ST EAST

EDGE LOFTS
Modern condo building at 201 Carlaw Avenue in Toronto’s East End, showcasing a blend

201 CARLAW AVE

PRINTING FACTORY
Modern loft building at 1201 Dundas Street, a featured property in Toronto's East End, showcasing

1201 DUNDAS ST

FLAT IRON LOFTS
Modern condo building entrance at 90 Broadview Avenue in Toronto's East End, showcasing glass doors

90 BROADVIEW AVE

THE NINETY
Exterior view of 68 Broadview Avenue, a loft building in Toronto's East End, showcasing

68 BROADVIEW

BROADVIEW LOFTS
Modern condo building at 1220 Dundas Street East in Toronto, showcasing a vibrant East End

1220 DUNDAS ST

TAYLOR LOFTS
Exterior view of the Wrigley Lofts building at 245 Carlaw Avenue, showcasing its brick facade

245 CARLAW AVE

WRIGLEY LOFTS
Exterior view of the I-Zone Lofts building at 326 Carlaw Avenue, showcasing its entrance

326 CARLAW AVE

I-ZONE LOFTS
Modern condo building at 319 Carlaw Avenue in Toronto's East End, showcasing loft-style properties

319 CARLAW AVE

WORK LOFTS
Modern condo building at 345 Carlaw Avenue in Toronto's East End, featured in Toronto Condo

345 CARLAW AVE

THE CARLAW
Modern high-rise condo building in Toronto's East End, showcasing East 55 Condos on Ontario Street

53 ONTARIO ST

EAST 55 CONDOS
Architectural rendering of the Ketso tall condo building on Queen Street East in Toronto, showcasing

897 QUEEN ST EAST

LOGAN RESIDENCES
Modern brick condo building exterior showcasing Logan Residences in Toronto’s East End, featuring balconies

485 LOGAN AVE

ELEVATE AT LOGAN
Modern condo building in Toronto’s East End, showcasing a desirable residential property featured in Toronto

15-30 BASEBALL PL

RIVERSIDE SQUARE
Modern townhomes at 275 Broadview Avenue in Toronto's East End, showcasing attached garages and contemporary

275 BROADVIEW AVE

275 BROADVIEW AVE TOWNS
Modern condominium building exterior at 1238 Dundas Street East, a featured listing in Toronto's East

1238 DUNDAS ST E

THE TAYLOR LOFTS
Exterior view of 1003 Queen St E, a condo building in Toronto’s East End, showcasing

1003 QUEEN ST E

LOFTS ON QUEEN
Exterior view of 123 Strathcona Avenue, a Toronto condo building featured on Toronto Condo Team's

123 STRATHCONA AVE

STRATHCONA MEWS
Exterior view of the Printers Row Lofts building at 525 Logan Avenue in Toronto’s East

525 LOGAN AVE

PRINTERS ROW LOFTS
Modern condo building at 501 Logan Ave in Toronto’s East End, showcasing a desirable residence

501 LOGAN AVE

LOGAN MEWS
Modern condominium building at 1331 Queen St E in Toronto’s East End, featuring brick

1331 QUEEN ST E

GEORGE CONDOS & TOWNS
Attractive brick townhouses at 1000 Dundas St E, showcasing a desirable East End property

1000 DUNDAS ST E

1000 DUNDAS ST E TOWNs
Exterior view of a brick condo building on Withrow Avenue in Toronto's East End, showcasing

2 WITHROW AVE

2 WITHROW AVE TOWNS
Modern condo building at 88 Colgate Avenue in Toronto's East End, showcasing desirable features

88 COLGATE AVE

SHOWCASE LOFTS
Modern townhomes at 954 Dundas St E in Toronto’s East End, showcasing contemporary architecture

954 DUNDAS ST E

EVERGREEN TOWNS
Exterior view of a brick townhouse building at 83 Pape Avenue in Toronto’s East End

83 PAPE AVE

83 PAPE AVE TOWNHOUSES
Exterior view of 32 Curzon Street townhomes in Toronto's East End, showcasing brick facades

32 CURZON ST

32 CURZON ST TOWNS
Modern condo building exterior in Toronto’s East End, showcasing balconies and a vibrant neighborhood, featured

1285 QUEEN ST E

THE POET CONDOS
Modern townhomes at 32 Curzon Street in Toronto's East End, showcasing contemporary architecture and stylish

42-59 CURZON ST

TOWNS ON CURZON
Modern brick condo building in Toronto's East End, showcasing the Wonder Condos at 462 Eastern

462 EASTERN AVE

WONDER CONDOS
Modern condo building at 319 Carlaw Avenue in Toronto’s vibrant East End, showcasing desirable East

319 CARLAW AVE

WORK LOFTS
Exterior view of The Meadows condos in Toronto, featuring a sign and parking area, showcasing

12 DAWSON DR

THE MEADOWS
Modern townhomes at Leslieville Four, a condo development in Toronto’s East End, featuring gray facades

33 MINTO ST

LESLIEVILLE FOUR
Modern condo building at 747 Queen Street East in Toronto’s vibrant East End, showcasing

747 QUEEN ST E

RIVERSIDE LOFTS
Exterior view of 2 Minto Street, a condo building in Toronto’s East End, showcasing

2 MINTO ST

BAKERY LOFTS OF LESLIVILLE
Exterior view of Glebe Lofts condos at 660 Pape Avenue in Toronto’s East End, showcasing

660 PAPE AVE

GLEBE LOFTS
Brick apartment building in Toronto’s East End, showcasing Rivertowne condos and townhomes available through Toronto

1 FLORENCE WYLE LANE

RIVERTOWNE
Attractive brick townhouses in Toronto’s East End, showcasing Riverside Towns at 150 Broadview Ave, offering

150 BROADVIEW AVE

RIVERSIDE TOWNS
Modern condo building exterior with courtyard garden, showcasing East End living and desirable Toronto real

1005 DUNDAS ST E

THE WILMOT
Exterior view of 692 Queen Street East condo building in Toronto, showcasing its modern architecture

692 QUEEN ST E

QB LOFTS
Modern townhomes on Boulton Avenue in Toronto's East End, showcasing vibrant red brick facades

50 BOULTON AVE

BOULTON AVE TOWNHOMES
Modern condo building at 377 Broadview Avenue in Toronto's East End, showcasing vibrant East End

377 BROADVIEW AVE

THE BROADVIEW TERRACES

Lifestyle

Experience East End Living

 

From Graffiti Alley’s world-famous murals to buzzing cocktail lounges and one-of-a-kind boutiques, East End is Toronto’s most vibrant creative district.

 

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Cocktail Bar

The Drake Lounge

The Drake Lounge

fashion

Queen West Boutiques

Graffiti

Portrait Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Graffiti

Portrait Murals

installation

Public Art Installation

Mural

Floral Wall Art

Cocktail Bar

The Drake Lounge

Rooftop

Rooftop at The Broadview

Live music

The Horseshoe Tavern

late night

Late Night Eats

fashion

Queen West Boutiques

Vinyl & music

Rotate This

design

Mjölk Design Shop

books

Type Books

Local Amenities

Everything Within Walking Distance

Queen West is one of Toronto\u2019s most walkable neighbourhoods with a Walk Score of 95. Discover the best dining, coffee, and transit options steps from your condo.

 

The Drake Lounge

4.7

The Drake Lounge

4.7

The Drake Lounge

4.7

The Drake Lounge

4.7

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

80+

Restaurant Nearby

35+

Cafes & Bakeries

15

Transit Stops

99

Walk Score

Family Friendly

Schools, Daycares & Parks

Queen West is a fantastic neighbourhood for families, with top-rated public and Catholic schools, licensed daycares, and some of Toronto’s best parks — all within a short walk from your condo.

 

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

Mural

Graffiti Alley Murals

10+

School Nearby

8+

Licensed Daycares

15+

Parks & Playground

3

Community Centres

FAQ

Common Questions About Buying in Queen West

Everything you need to know about purchasing a Queen West condo — from pricing and fees to transit, investment potential, and the buying process.

As of 2025, the average price for a condo in Queen West ranges from $550,000 for a studio to over $1.2 million for a two-bedroom unit. Prices vary depending on the building, floor level, size, and finishes. Pre-construction condos in the area typically start around $1,100–$1,400 per square foot. Queen West remains one of Toronto’s most desirable neighbourhoods, so values have shown strong long-term appreciation.

Queen West is consistently ranked among Toronto’s top neighbourhoods for condo investment. The area’s Walk Score of 95, vibrant cultural scene, proximity to the Financial District, and strong rental demand make it highly attractive to both investors and end-users. Average rental yields for one-bedroom units range from 4–5%, and the neighbourhood’s ongoing development ensures continued property value growth.

 

Monthly maintenance fees in Queen West typically range from $0.55 to $0.85 per square foot. For a 600 sq ft one-bedroom, expect fees between $330–$510 per month. These fees usually cover water, heating, building insurance, common area maintenance, and access to amenities like gyms, rooftop terraces, and concierge services. Newer buildings may have lower fees initially, while older buildings with more amenities tend to be higher.

 

The process starts with mortgage pre-approval to determine your budget. Next, work with a real estate agent who specializes in Queen West to identify suitable properties. Once you find a condo, you’ll submit an offer, negotiate terms, and sign an Agreement of Purchase and Sale. A typical closing period is 30–90 days. You’ll need a deposit (usually 5% upon acceptance), a home inspection (optional for condos), a lawyer for closing, and land transfer tax payment. First-time buyers in Ontario may qualify for a land transfer tax rebate of up to $4,000.

Queen West has excellent transit connectivity with a Walk Score of 95 and Transit Score of 93. The 501 Queen streetcar runs directly through the neighbourhood, connecting you to the east and west ends of the city. The 504 King streetcar is a short walk south. Osgoode and St. Andrew subway stations on TTC Line 1 are within a 10–12 minute walk. The 510 Spadina and 511 Bathurst streetcars provide north-south connections. Union Station, with GO Transit and UP Express to Pearson Airport, is about 15 minutes away.

As of 2025, the average price for a condo in Queen West ranges from $550,000 for a studio to over $1.2 million for a two-bedroom unit. Prices vary depending on the building, floor level, size, and finishes. Pre-construction condos in the area typically start around $1,100–$1,400 per square foot. Queen West remains one of Toronto’s most desirable neighbourhoods, so values have shown strong long-term appreciation.

Queen West is consistently ranked among Toronto’s top neighbourhoods for condo investment. The area’s Walk Score of 95, vibrant cultural scene, proximity to the Financial District, and strong rental demand make it highly attractive to both investors and end-users. Average rental yields for one-bedroom units range from 4–5%, and the neighbourhood’s ongoing development ensures continued property value growth.

 

Monthly maintenance fees in Queen West typically range from $0.55 to $0.85 per square foot. For a 600 sq ft one-bedroom, expect fees between $330–$510 per month. These fees usually cover water, heating, building insurance, common area maintenance, and access to amenities like gyms, rooftop terraces, and concierge services. Newer buildings may have lower fees initially, while older buildings with more amenities tend to be higher.

 

The process starts with mortgage pre-approval to determine your budget. Next, work with a real estate agent who specializes in Queen West to identify suitable properties. Once you find a condo, you’ll submit an offer, negotiate terms, and sign an Agreement of Purchase and Sale. A typical closing period is 30–90 days. You’ll need a deposit (usually 5% upon acceptance), a home inspection (optional for condos), a lawyer for closing, and land transfer tax payment. First-time buyers in Ontario may qualify for a land transfer tax rebate of up to $4,000.

Queen West has excellent transit connectivity with a Walk Score of 95 and Transit Score of 93. The 501 Queen streetcar runs directly through the neighbourhood, connecting you to the east and west ends of the city. The 504 King streetcar is a short walk south. Osgoode and St. Andrew subway stations on TTC Line 1 are within a 10–12 minute walk. The 510 Spadina and 511 Bathurst streetcars provide north-south connections. Union Station, with GO Transit and UP Express to Pearson Airport, is about 15 minutes away.