A game-changing condominium,
for an avenue that’s changing its game

Reina is a complete reinvention of urban condominium living. 

Named after the Spanish word for queen, it is the first all-female development in Canada. We’re building a better condo by doing things differently — through community collaboration, new perspectives, and a commitment to multigenerational living. 

What does a condominium look like when it’s inspired, designed and executed by women? Not only is it spectacularly beautiful, with sinuous architecture and interiors, but it also fosters a stronger sense of community, making the building feel like its own neighbourhood. 

With a wide variety of layouts, multipurpose amenities and tailored programming and activities, residents can connect, spend time together and make new friends of all ages and stages of life. 

And all of this is located on what is becoming one of Toronto’s great residential avenues – The Queensway – in an established residential district called Queensway Village.

This is what makes Reina a welcoming community you and your family can call home. 

The softer side
of modern design

Designed in a contemporary minimalist style but with a softer, smoother, more feminine feel, Reina is a breath of fresh air that is sure to become a landmark in the community.

Its light colouring, meticulously manicured landscaping and rounded, picketed balconies will provide movement, contour and dynamic curb appeal.

With nine storeys and 197 units, Reina will be a perfect addition to the modern transformation of one of Etobicoke’s more family-friendly urban neighbourhoods.

Reina makes
a grand entrance

Reina’s lobby makes a simple yet bold statement. The flowing design of the building’s exterior continues inside for a grand arrival. Crisp and clean but with the warmth of home, the entrance is impeccably styled with wood finishes, textured wall coverings and clear sight lines through to the expansive green courtyard beyond. The fresh, modern feel is in the thoughtfully chosen details, the soft touches, organic curves and neutral palette with just a splash of colour.