Cherry House at Canary Landing

Tricon Residential is a well-established owner and operator of rental housing in North America, with a significant presence in the Canadian rental market. At Cherry House, the company is working alongside development partners Dream and Kilmer Group, both experienced players in Toronto real estate. Together they bring institutional-scale expertise to purpose-built rental in the Canary District.

Leasing a suite in a new purpose-built rental building in Ontario is a straightforward process. You'll typically start by submitting a rental application, which may include proof of income, identification, and references so the landlord can confirm your eligibility.

In Ontario, most residential tenancies use the province's standard lease form. A typical lease runs for an initial 12-month term before continuing on a month-to-month basis. What's included in the rent — such as utilities, parking, or storage — varies by building, so confirm these details with the leasing team before signing.

Because Cherry House is now leasing with first residents welcomed in January 2026, registering early can give you a wider choice of available suites and move-in dates. Reach out to the leasing team to confirm current rents, suite availability, and any additional terms.