
St. Thomas Developments Inc.
88 Queen Street East, Old Toronto, Ontario
A 51-storey condominium tower, 88 Queen delivers 569 suites at 88 Queen Street East in downtown Old Toronto. The project is the work of St. Thomas Developments Inc.
Construction is complete and the building is now selling, with estimated occupancy in November 2025 — a rare chance to buy into a finished downtown high-rise rather than one still on the drawing board.
Set in the heart of Old Toronto, 88 Queen puts residents within reach of the downtown core's dense mix of shopping, dining, and services. The surrounding blocks offer the everyday conveniences you'd expect from a central Toronto address, from grocers and cafés to nearby parks and cultural landmarks.
Living in the core means most daily errands are a short walk away, with the retail and restaurant density of downtown Toronto immediately at hand.
Downtown Old Toronto is among the most transit-rich areas in the country, served by the TTC subway and an extensive streetcar and bus network, with Union Station and its GO Transit regional rail connections a short trip away. Drivers have quick access to the Don Valley Parkway and the Gardiner Expressway, though in this part of the city walking and transit typically make the most sense for day-to-day trips.
St. Thomas Developments Inc. is the builder behind 88 Queen. The company focuses on residential development in the Toronto region, and this downtown high-rise reflects that work in one of the city's central districts.
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Buying into a new condominium like 88 Queen usually starts with registering for access, which puts you in line for pricing, availability, and updates as suites are released. Because this building is complete, the process can move more quickly than a typical off-plan purchase, though it's still worth understanding how new-build purchases work.
Deposits on new condos are commonly staged over time rather than paid all at once, and the exact structure is set by the builder. Buyers should also understand the difference between interim occupancy — when you can move in and pay occupancy fees — and final closing, when the unit registers and title transfers.
In Ontario, buyers of a new condominium have a 10-day cooling-off period under the Condominium Act, during which you can review the disclosure documents and agreement and cancel if you choose. This is standard buyer protection and not financial advice; confirm all specifics with the builder and your own advisors.
88 Queen is at 88 Queen Street East in Old Toronto, in the downtown core of the Toronto region. It's a central location well served by transit and close to the shopping and dining of downtown Toronto.
The condominium is being developed by St. Thomas Developments Inc., a residential developer active in the Toronto region.
It's a high-rise condominium — a 51-storey tower with 569 suites. Specific floor plans and bedroom types are confirmed by the builder.
Estimated occupancy is November 2025. Construction of the building is complete, so timelines are further along than a typical pre-construction project.
The building has 569 units across 51 storeys.
A starting price has not been published here. Pricing in Ontario pre-construction and new-build condos varies by suite type and availability, so contact the builder or register for current pricing.
You can register your interest to receive updates and pricing as they're released. Registering early is the best way to get access to available suites and current details from the builder.
Information last updated July 9, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
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