Alex Karczewski, Broker · New World 2000 Realty Inc.

Newly completed Nov 2025Condo

QA Queen & Ash Bridge Condos

1555 Queen Street East, Toronto

Not rent controlled

Your rent at QA Queen & Ash Bridge Condos is not capped. The building's first tenants moved in Nov 2025, after November 15, 2018, so Ontario's annual rent increase guideline does not apply. Your landlord can raise the rent by any amount once every 12 months, with 90 days' written notice.

First occupancyNov 2025
Storeys17
Units367
Suite sizes572–1,509 sq ft
DeveloperContext Developments and RioCan Living

The building

The building

Queen & Ash Bridge Condos is a 17-storey, 367-suite condominium at 1555 Queen Street East in Old Toronto, built by Context Developments and RioCan Living.

Suites span roughly 572 to 1,509 square feet, offering a mix of compact and larger floor plans in Toronto's east end.

Amenities

Amenities

Positioned along Queen Street East in Toronto's east end, this stretch places residents close to the shops, cafés, and restaurants that line the corridor toward Leslieville and the Beaches. The nearby lakefront and its trails add green space and waterfront recreation within easy reach of home. For everyday needs, the surrounding neighbourhoods offer grocery stores, independent retailers, and local services typical of Toronto's established east-side communities.

Rent control

Your rent here is not capped

Your rent at QA Queen & Ash Bridge Condos is not capped. The building's first tenants moved in Nov 2025, after November 15, 2018, so Ontario's annual rent increase guideline does not apply. Your landlord can raise the rent by any amount once every 12 months, with 90 days' written notice.

The rule: Ontario's annual rent increase guideline (2.5% for 2026) does not apply to a unit first lived in after November 15, 2018 (Residential Tenancies Act, s. 6.1). In every building, your landlord must give you 90 days' written notice on the official form and can raise the rent at most once every 12 months. The date that counts is your unit's, so ask the landlord to confirm it before you sign.

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Getting around

Getting around

The Queen Street East location is served by the TTC's Queen streetcar, which runs west toward downtown Toronto and east through the surrounding neighbourhoods. Drivers have straightforward access to Lake Shore Boulevard and the Don Valley Parkway and Gardiner Expressway a short distance away, connecting the east end to the wider city and regional highway network.

Who built it

Context Developments and RioCan Living

Together on Queen & Ash Bridge Condos, the partnership pairs Context's development experience with RioCan's real estate scale to deliver mixed-use residential communities in Toronto.

Questions

Questions

Can my rent at QA Queen & Ash Bridge Condos go up by any amount?
Your rent at QA Queen & Ash Bridge Condos is not capped. The building's first tenants moved in Nov 2025, after November 15, 2018, so Ontario's annual rent increase guideline does not apply. Your landlord can raise the rent by any amount once every 12 months, with 90 days' written notice.
When did the first tenants move into QA Queen & Ash Bridge Condos?
The builder's first move-in date for QA Queen & Ash Bridge Condos is Nov 2025. If your unit was first lived in after November 15, 2018, Ontario's rent cap does not apply to it.
Who built QA Queen & Ash Bridge Condos?
Context Developments and RioCan Living built QA Queen & Ash Bridge Condos at 1555 Queen Street East, Toronto.
Can I find a unit at QA Queen & Ash Bridge Condos on this site?
Nothing is listed at QA Queen & Ash Bridge Condos right now. Ask about availability and Alex Karczewski, Broker at New World 2000 Realty Inc., will check what is coming up and get back to you.
What types of homes are available?
The building offers condominium suites ranging from roughly 572 to 1,509 square feet, spanning smaller one-bedroom layouts through to larger multi-bedroom plans. Specific floor plans and configurations are confirmed by the builder.
Where is Queen & Ash Bridge Condos located?
It sits at 1555 Queen Street East in Old Toronto, in the city's east end. The Queen streetcar and nearby Lake Shore Boulevard provide connections to downtown and beyond.
Who is the developer?
The project is developed by Context Developments and RioCan Living, a partnership combining Context's Toronto residential experience with RioCan's real estate scale.