Queensway III

Queensway III is a new preconstruction condo development by Graybrook and Tribute Communities at 1325-1361 The Queensway in Etobicoke. The total of residential units will be over 1,100 units with high-rise building.

Highlights at Queensway III

• Easy access to Gardiner Expressway and HWY427
• Short commute time to Downtown Toronto via Gardiner
• Short distance from Mimico GO station
• Close to Humber College
• Nearby parks include Queensland Park, Douglas Park and Connorvale Park

Greybrook invested equity capital alongside Tribute Communities and will oversee the development of the Queensway III project at 1325-1361 The Queensway, Toronto.

Situated in the southwest corner of Kipling Avenue and The Queensway in Toronto’s South Etobicoke region, the 2.17-acre development site features convenient and direct access to Highway 427 and the Gardiner Expressway. The site is well connected providing easy access to public transit, minutes from Mimico GO Station and Kipling GO and TTC Station, with area connectivity expected to be enhanced by the future Kipling Transit Hub, an integrated community mobility hub that will connect Toronto’s west end to the broader regional transit network. Nearby amenities include CF Sherway Gardens, popular retail chains and restaurants and the Cineplex Odeon Queensway Cinemas.

About the Developers

Graybrook

Greybrook, a leading Toronto-based private equity firm, focuses primarily on real estate development. With investments in over 100 projects valued at more than $35 billion, we collaborate closely with top developers globally. Additionally, we’ve expanded into healthcare investments, using our own capital to drive growth in commercial healthcare ventures.

Tribute Communities

Tribute Communities, a Builder/Developer with over 35 years of expertise, has constructed 30,000+ homes in Southern Ontario. Their renowned reputation stems from architecturally distinct, finely designed homes featuring unique elements, classic finishes, and top-tier streetscapes in exceptional communities.