Still being built out. The developers, projects and applications below are real — each is checked against the source linked on its own page — but this is a small first slice of the GTA market, not a complete listing yet.
Development application
What’s being built at 30 Mutual Street / 88 Queen Street East
Garden District, Toronto
Site Plan Approval for a 51-storey mixed-use building with a 6-storey podium, 574 residential units, 9,625 square metres of non-residential gross floor area, and six levels of underground parking (264 spaces). Filed under this site's municipal addresses; marketed by the developer as Queen Church, 60 Queen Street East. The City's file lists two related, later applications (22 141915 STE 13 SA and 24 150248 STE 13 CD) for the same site, whose own dates were not independently confirmed for this record.
- Status
- Approved
- Application
- Site Plan Approval
- File number
- 19 235686 STE 13 SA
- Proposed use
- Mixed use: residential tower over non-residential space
- Proposed height
- 51 storeys
- Proposed units
- 574
- Applicant
- Tridel and BAZIS
- Submitted
- Oct 10, 2019
- Last updated
- Oct 10, 2019
From the City of Toronto Application Information Centre — the file itself. Municipal records change as a file moves; the date above is when this page last reflected it.
Who is behind it
- Tridel — One of the GTA's largest and longest-established condominium builders, with projects across Toronto from North York to the downtown core. Tridel builds at scale, often in joint venture with other developers, and its portfolio ranges from mid-rise infill to large downtown and waterfront towers.
- BAZIS — A Toronto condominium developer that partners with larger builders on downtown high-rise sites, including Tridel on Queen Church.
What it became
This application is being marketed as Queen Church.