Rezoning
1025 The Queensway · Etobicoke City Centre · Ward 3 Etobicoke-Lakeshore
A request to change the zoning to allow a 46-storey building, with 4,078 homes and a public park of about 4,300 m². It was submitted in May 2024. City Council approved it.
City file 24 153505 WET 03 OZ · Data as of Nov 13, 2026 · Every item lists its source
- SubmittedMay 24, 2024
- Notice to neighboursApr 4, 2025
- Community meetingJul 15, 2024
- DecisionApproved by City Council
- ThenSite plan and building permit
01Outcome
This application is decided, so no more comments are taken on it.
What happens next: Before construction can start, the building needs site plan approval and a building permit. Neither has been filed in the City’s data yet. When they are, they’re added to the process bar above, the timeline and City files and documents.
The City’s data shows the decision but not its date.02What was proposed
One 46-storey building with 4,078 homes and a new public park.
- Homes
- 4,078
- Height
- 46 storeys
- New public park
- 4,286 m², about 16 tennis courts
- Total floor space
- 304,040 m²
- What it needed
- A change to the zoning (rules for what can be built where)
The applicant’s description
Zoning By-law Amendment application to permit a mixed-use development containing a central public park of 4,286.4 square metres, three new public streets, ten residential and mixed-use buildings with heights ranging from 18- to 46-storeys, and two 7-storey employment use buildings. Collectively, the buildings contain a total of 4,222 dwelling units and a total gross floor area of 346,246.7 square metres, including 291,074.2 square metres of residential gross floor area, 21,963 square metres of employment gross floor area and 2,524 square metres of retail and daycare gross floor area. The proposal will result in a density of 6.0 times the area of the lot. **Note associate Draft Plan of Subdivision Application 24 153246 WET 03 SBFrom the City’s development applications data, as written.
03Timeline
- May 24, 2024Application submitted to the City.
- Jul 15, 2024Community consultation meeting.
- Apr 4, 2025City notice: Notice of Application - 1025 The Queensway. Read the notice
- May 13, 2025City notice: Notice of Public Meeting - Request to Amend the Zoning By-law - 1025 The Queensway. Read the notice
- —Approved by City Council. Date not in the City’s data.
04City files and documents
| Type | File | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rezoning | File 24 153505 WET 03 OZ | Approved | Documents and reports on the City’s site |
| Subdivision | File 24 153246 WET 03 SB | Approved | See its page |
Plans, studies and staff reports and the decision are on the City’s Application Information Centre. We link to them rather than copy them.
Earlier at this address
- 341 homes · 2025 · closed · City record
- 203 homes · 2025 · closed · City record
- 545 homes and shops · 2021 · closed · City record
- 545 homes · 2015 · closed · City record
- Site plan · 2012 · closed
05Nearby applications
The red dot is this application. The circle shows 400 metres, about a 5-minute walk.
- 1
- 243-storey building (1,166 homes)50 St Lawrence Ave · about 290 m
Appealed to the Ontario Land Tribunal
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
06Quick answers about this application
What is proposed at 1025 The Queensway?
One 46-storey building with 4,078 homes and a new public park, 46 storeys, under City file 24 153505 WET 03 OZ. Source: Development Applications, as of Nov 13, 2026.
Was the 1025 The Queensway development approved?
Yes. Approved by City Council. Source: Development Applications, as of Nov 13, 2026.
When will it be built?
No date yet. It still needs site plan approval and a building permit, and none had been issued as of Nov 13, 2026. Source: Development Applications and Building Permits.
Who is the councillor for 1025 The Queensway?
Amber Morley, Ward 3 Etobicoke-Lakeshore. Source: City Wards and Councillors, as of Nov 13, 2026.
Sources: City of Toronto Development Applications, Committee of Adjustment Applications, Public Notices and Building Permits (Open Data, updated nightly). Not legal advice. Something wrong? Tell us.