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727 Queen St E
Toronto, ON M4M 2H5
Retail Property For Lease
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940 SF
Highlights
- Located in Toronto’s Riverside District, steps from Broadview Avenue.
- Directly on the 501 Queen streetcar line with DVP access seconds away.
- Includes 2–3 rear parking stalls, a rare feature in the area.
- Five-minute walk to future Riverside-Leslieville subway station.
- Surrounded by high-traffic tenants including The Opera House and Broadview Hotel.
Property Facts
| Total Space Available | 940 SF | Gross Leasable Area | 1,982 SF |
| Property Type | Retail | Year Built | 1905 |
| Property Subtype | Storefront Retail/Residential |
| Total Space Available | 940 SF |
| Property Type | Retail |
| Property Subtype | Storefront Retail/Residential |
| Gross Leasable Area | 1,982 SF |
| Year Built | 1905 |
About the Property
Located in the heart of Toronto’s vibrant Riverside District, is ideally positioned along the bustling Queen Street East corridor, steps from Broadview Avenue and surrounded by a curated mix of restaurants, boutiques, and cultural landmarks. The site benefits from direct access to the 501 Queen streetcar line and is just a five-minute walk from the future Riverside-Leslieville subway station, enhancing connectivity to downtown and beyond. Immediate access to the Don Valley Parkway further supports regional accessibility. Neighbouring tenants include Duke’s Refresher Bar, The Opera House, Broadview Hotel, LCBO, La Carnita, Anytime Fitness, and COPS Donuts, creating a vibrant co-tenancy mix that draws consistent pedestrian traffic. The Riverside District itself spans 10 blocks and is home to over 100 restaurants, bars, and shops, making it a magnet for both locals and visitors. With over 1,500 new residential units planned or under construction nearby—including Riverside Square and Biblio Lofts—the area is experiencing significant growth, further boosting retail demand. Available with 30 days’ notice, this space is ideal for boutique retail, wellness, or service-oriented concepts seeking visibility and community engagement in one of Toronto’s most culturally rich districts.
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