
Broccolini
93 River Street, Toronto, ON, Ontario
River & Fifth is a pre-construction condominium taking shape at 93 River Street in Toronto, developed by Broccolini. The project offers one of the more varied home selections in the area, spanning studios through to family-sized three-bedroom suites, townhomes, and penthouses.
Positioned on the city's east side near the Don River, it's a location that puts downtown, the waterfront, and established east-end neighbourhoods within easy reach.
Sitting near the Don River on Toronto's east side, River & Fifth places residents within a short distance of the downtown core, the historic Distillery District, and the shops and restaurants along Queen Street East. The surrounding area blends established residential streets with growing retail, dining, and green space, and the nearby riverside trails offer a natural counterpoint to city living.
The 93 River Street location is well served by transit and major roads. TTC streetcar and bus routes run through the area, connecting to the subway and the broader downtown network, while the Don Valley Parkway and the Gardiner Expressway are both close by for drivers heading in or out of the city. Union Station and its GO Transit connections are a short trip away in the downtown core.
Broccolini is the developer behind River & Fifth. Active across residential, commercial, and industrial construction, the company undertakes projects in major Canadian markets, including Toronto. Buyers are encouraged to review the builder's current and completed work directly when evaluating the project.
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Buying pre-construction at a project like River & Fifth typically begins with registering for early access. Registering keeps you informed of pricing, floor plans, and release dates, and can position you to purchase earlier in a release — when the widest selection of suites and layouts is usually available.
Deposits on new condos are generally staged over time rather than paid all at once, often beginning with an amount due on signing and further instalments tied to milestones set by the builder. It's also common to encounter interim occupancy — a period when you move in and pay an occupancy fee before the condominium is registered and final closing takes place, at which point your mortgage begins.
In Ontario, buyers of a new condominium have a 10-day cooling-off period under the Condominium Act, during which you may review your agreement and disclosure documents and cancel if you choose. Confirm all specifics, including deposit structure and occupancy timing, directly with the builder.
Pricing starts from $919,900. Prices and availability change over time, so it's best to confirm current figures and the full range with the builder.
The building offers a wide mix, including studios, one-bedroom, one-bedroom-plus-den, two-bedroom, two-bedroom-plus-den, and three-bedroom suites, along with townhomes and penthouses.
The condominium is at 93 River Street in Toronto, on the city's east side near the Don River, within reach of the downtown core.
River & Fifth is being developed by Broccolini, a company that builds residential, commercial, and industrial projects across major Canadian markets, including Toronto.
An occupancy date has not been confirmed in the available information. The builder will provide estimated occupancy timing and closing details as the project progresses.
Prospective buyers can register their interest to receive project updates, pricing, and floor plans, and to gain early access to releases. Registration details are handled through the builder's sales process.
With a range of unit sizes from studios to larger family suites in a downtown-adjacent Toronto location, the project may appeal to different buyer profiles. As with any purchase, do your own due diligence — no return is guaranteed.
Information last updated July 13, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
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