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Ready to learn more about the Unity living experience? Why not start with our FAQs! We’ve compiled answers to your frequently asked questions so you can see if Unity Place or Unity Point is right for you. If you have a question we haven’t answered or you want to schedule a tour of our community, don’t hesitate to reach out via our Contact page!
Frequently Asked Questions
All utilities are included in the rent with the exception of Hydro.
Absolutely! We lease to students and non-students alike!
Parking is not included in the rent; it is a separate lease/agreement and are leased on a first come first serve basis.
Please reference our resident academy videos here.
We understand life happens and sometimes you may forget or lose your key.
Locked out service is charged at $50 plus HST and a replacement key is $25 and $50 for the fob.
*Office hours are 8AM-6PM, Monday-Friday
Please enter a maintenance request through your resident portal.
You are able to see a breakdown of your file with us in your resident portal.
Our leases are one full year in length, beginning in September and ending in August the following year.
You can choose to renew for another fixed term one year lease, or move to a month to month lease. A fixed-term tenancy means you have an agreement to live in a unit for at least a certain length of time. The agreement is called the lease, and the length of time is called the term. In our case, month to month means after August 31st if you would like to leave you will need to provide a written 60 days’ notice. You do not have to sign an extension lease but if you would like to be on a fixed lease we can provide you with one.
You can break your lease early if you fall under these conditions:
- You and your landlord agree
- You assign the tenancy (and the unit) to someone else
- The Landlord and Tenant Board issues an order ending the tenancy agreement early
- You are a victim of sexual or domestic violence
- You entered into a tenancy agreement with your landlord on or after April 30, 2018, the landlord did not use the standard lease tenancy form and you sent a written demand to the landlord to provide you with the proper standard lease form.
Our rental amounts include: Fully furnished units (bed, dresser, closets, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, etc), WiFi service, and free access to the community amenities (gym, study rooms, etc).
The rent for a unit can be increased 12 months after a resident first moved in or 12 months since the resident’s last rent increase. The rent increase guideline is based on the Ontario Consumer Price Index (CPI), which is calculated monthly by Statistics Canada. The 2021 increase is 1.2%
An N11 is a document you sign to officially end your tenancy with Varsity at the end of your fixed term lease, or once 60 days notice have been given if you are on a month-to-month lease.
Please note, by signing an N11 document (Mutual Notice to Terminate) you give Varsity the right to lease out your unit on the date agreed upon in your N11.
Yes, we do have accessible units, they are available upon request!
