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The Selby, Toronto

Name: The Selby, Toronto
Address: 25, Selby Street, Toronto, Ontario, M4Y 0E6, CA
Telephone: +918035735724
Price range: CA$2423/week - CA$4654/week

25, Selby St, Toronto, M4Y 0E6, Canada

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CA$2454

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1.9 mi from City Center

( 10m. 25m. 41m)

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Niagara college Toronto | 0.76 mi

Toronto School Of Management | 0.76 mi

gym

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study area

Wi-Fi

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About the Property

Only steps away from Yonge and Bloor, The Selby redefines rental living in downtown Toronto. It combines the convenience of urban living and outstanding city views with unparalleled resort-style amenities and thoughtfully designed apartments. Enjoy a curated lifestyle of food, art, and events which create an ambiance and undeniable energy throughout the community.

Enjoy a short walk to Yorkville to discover fashion, culture and world-class dining in Toronto’s most celebrated area of shopping. Connect with nature at the nearby Evergreen Brick Works, a vibrant public space with walking trails, farmers’ markets, ice skating and art exhibits. Cross over the Prince Edward Viaduct to experience the Greek culture of the Danforth. For ease and convenience getting around the city, cross the street to access your TTC subway stop. For the commuter, the coffee connoisseur, the weekend warrior or the foodie, The Selby is the rental residence for you.

Be a part of a new generation of renters who choose the freedom of rental living with all the privileges – and none of the hassles – of ownership. The Selby is more than just a place to live. An exceptional resident experience is one of the many ways we make living with us special. Our residents enjoy access to a wide range of unique experiences, including fitness classes, cooking demonstrations, mixology and our Toronto Life partnership, which plugs them into the life of the city.

Room Types (3)

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All (3)

1B (1)

2B (1)

Non Ensuite (1)

An apartment with one bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bathroom

Trash Removal

Sewer

Air Conditioning

Common Amenities

Bike Storage

Vending Machine

Elevator

Wi-Fi

Pet Park

Lounge

Cancellation Policies (1)

Cooling Off Period
This property does not offer cooling-off period.

Payment Policies (4)

Booking Deposit
This property requires booking deposit.
Mode Of Payment
Payment via easy transaction modes.
Guarantor Requirement
Guarantor requirements and policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Add Cable and Internet to the Suite?

Yes, properties are set up for cable and internet with all providers. Enjoy exclusive deals when you choose Rogers as a Tricon resident.

Can I Make Modifications to the Suite?

Your suite is your home, so feel free to bring out your creative side. However, keep in mind that, prior to your move-out, you will be required to return the walls to the condition they were in when you moved into the suite (including, but not limited to, repainting, filling nail holes, etc.). Electrical, plumbing, and major structural modifications are not permitted, as per your lease and in accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA).

Do You Conduct Property Inspections?

Yes, we conduct regular and thorough inspections of the building structures, roofs, HVAC systems, electrical and plumbing, fire and security systems, grounds, landscaping, parking areas and more. Each property has a comprehensive preventative maintenance program in place. Our property managers and in-house maintenance team conduct monthly and annual assessments of every building.

How do I Cancel or Reschedule a Maintenance Appointment?

Maintenance requests can be easily submitted through the Resident App. When you submit a maintenance request, a maintenance technician will contact you through the app or via email. If you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment, simply provide that information in the communication thread.

How do I Place a Maintenance Service Request?

Submitting a maintenance request is a simple process using the Resident App. Once you download the app from the home page, click the “Maintenance Request” button, this will prompt you to either make an emergency call or input a maintenance request. If you make a maintenance request, it will be sent directly to our team of on-site maintenance professionals. When submitting maintenance requests, please be as descriptive as you can and include photos if possible.

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Is there bike storage and what’s the cost?

Yes, all Tricon properties have enough bike storage for each suite to use. Bike storage is complimentary for residents.

Is there visitors parking available at Tricon properties?

Yes, each property has paid visitors parking operated by Target Park.

What are My Maintenance Responsibilities Inside the Suite?

When you move into a suite, you’ll find that it’s well-maintained and clean. Propertyasks that you maintain the suite and keep it in the same condition. If you require any maintenance in your suite, please notify us immediately and we will complete any necessary repairs as soon as possible. Please note, however, that residents are responsible for the repair of undue damage to the suite or residential complex.

What is a Maintenance Emergency?

A maintenance emergency is any condition that may create an unsafe situation for you and your family, or cause worsening damage to the suite if left unrepaired. This includes fire, flooding, leaks, heating/cooling system or plumbing failures, major electrical issues and major structural defects.

What Should I do If I’m Locked Out of My Suite?

If you are locked out of your suite, please visit the concierge or management office with a government-issued ID that shows your address, and we will happily assist you in regaining access.

Who do I Contact After Hours?

For after-hours non-emergency maintenance issues, please contact the concierge on duty, each of our property’s concierge phone numbers can be found in the resident app or resident welcome email. Emergencies are responded to as quickly as possible, typically within one hour.

Who do I Contact During Regular Hours?

During regular hours, we ask that any requests are brought to the Concierge on duty who will be happy to assist or direct you to the correct person. For any afterhours, non-emergency requests please use the Concierge email or Resident app to submit your request.

Can I Transfer from One Suite to Another?

Yes, one of the benefits of Propertyliving is the ability to relocate from one suite to another should your situation change. To find out if you qualify for a suite transfer, please contact the Resident Services Office.

How are Utilities Billed?

Property residents receive a monthly bill directly from each building’s chosen Utilities provider.

How do I Set Up Utilities?

Property residents must enroll with the building’s chosen utilities provider and provide management with proof of enrolment prior to moving into their suites. Without proof of enrolment, we will be unable to provide you with the keys to your suite.

What is a Move-In Inspection?

When you move into your suite, you will complete a suite education session with one of our team members. Together, you will inspect the suite to ensure that everything is up to your standards, and we will familiarize you with the various features of your brand-new home. If there are any maintenance items that need to be completed after the inspection is done, our maintenance team will complete them as soon as possible.

When Should I Contact Movers?

Please ensure that you speak to your Leasing Consultant to schedule your move-in date and time. Once your move-in date is scheduled with the property team, you can schedule the timing with your preferred movers. Please ensure that you ask about special discounts with Tricon Residential-approved movers.

Do You Allow Pets?

Yes, properties are pet-friendly. Pets must be licensed and have current vaccinations that are kept up-to-date throughout the duration of your lease. Please ensure that pets wear an identification collar tag with the owner’s name, address and contact information. Pets are required to be on a leash at all times while on properties and may only access amenity spaces for pet-specific events or in the case of support animals.

How do I Add a Pet to My Lease?

Notify your team in the Resident Services Centre that you have a pet(s), and they will send you a pet addendum for your lease. We happily welcome your pet(s) as new members of our family.

How do I Remove a Pet from My Lease?

Please send a written request to the Property team to notify them that the pet no longer resides at the property and to remove the pet from your lease.

What are the Breed Restrictions?

In accordance with Ontario’s breed-specific legislation, Pit Bulls and Pit Bull-mixes are prohibited from residing at properties.

How do I Add a Roommate to My Lease?

Let us know if you want to add a roommate to your lease. The new roommate will need to: 1. Complete a rental application. 2. Provide proof of income – either three (3) most recent pay stubs or a letter of employment. 3. Provide government-issued ID. Once your new roommate is approved and a new lease is executed, the updated lease will replace your previous lease. However, the original lease term remains in effect.

How do I Remove a Roommate from My Lease?

If, at any time during your lease term, you wish to remove a roommate, please contact a member of the Resident Services Office.

How do I Sign My Lease?

Your lease will be emailed directly to each applicant named on the lease for their signatures. It is important to provide Property with an accurate, unique email address for each lessee, as each applicant needs to sign the lease using a separate email address. If you are unable to provide a unique email address for each applicant to submit their electronic signature, please notify your Tricon Leasing Representative so that other arrangements can be made. The lease must be signed by all parties within 48 hours or it will expire, and the suite may be placed back on the rental market.

What if I Want to End My Lease Early?

A lease agreement (Residential Tenancy Agreement) is a legal and binding agreement, and all residents are responsible for the term of their tenancy. However, we understand that there are situations that may require you to leave your suite early. Should this occur, please contact the Resident Services Office for instructions on how to assign your suite.

What is a Lease Agreement?

A lease agreement is a legal contract governed by the rules of the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) that is signed by both the tenant(s) and the landlord. The lease outlines all the rules to which both parties must comply. Make sure you are familiar with yours!

Do I Need Renters Insurance? If so, Why?

As per Section 11 of the Ontario Lease, renters insurance is required. Property requires all leaseholders to carry a minimum of $1,000,000 Property Loss and Personal Liability Insurance Coverage, and Property must be listed as “additionally insured” on the policy. The amount of protection for a leaseholder’s personal property is up to the leaseholder and provides peace of mind that in the event of an accident, burglary or unforeseen disaster, your personal property will be protected.

How Much is My Rent Deposit?

The rent deposit is applied to the last month’s rent period of your tenancy. The amount of this deposit is equivalent to one month’s rent of the suite you are applying for.

Is the Last Month’s Rent Deposit Refundable?

Your last month’s rent (LMR) deposit will be applied to the rental amount owed on your last month of living at a property. At the end of your lease term, should you wish to vacate the property, a 60-day notice to vacate is required. For example, if your lease term ends on December 31, 2023, and you wish to vacate the suite at this time, a notice to vacate needs to be received by our management office no later than November 1, 2023. Your last month’s rent deposit will be applied to the rent that will be due on December 1, 2023.

How do I Avoid Being Scammed?

Unfortunately, due to the high incidence of fraud in the rental housing industry, both online and in-person, it is essential to ensure that you are dealing with an authorized representative of Tricon Residential. Be savvy and insist on credentials that clearly show that the agent is who they say they are. Property representatives are always happy to verify their identity. Do not hesitate to ask for proof.

What do I do if I am a Victim of Fraud?

If you believe that someone other than a Property representative is trying to contact you, please visit or contact the Resident Services Office immediately!

How do I Schedule a Tour with a Leasing Agent?

Arrange an in-person guided tour or virtual tour with our Leasing Consultants by clicking on “SCHEDULE A TOUR” on property page. Complete the requested information and click on “SUBMIT.” A Property Leasing Consultant will contact you within 48 hours.

How do I Tour a Rental Suite?

Before you consider an in-person tour, please visit the property specific page to see all of our suite options. You can also visit our photo gallery and take a virtual tour. From there, you can also schedule a personalized tour with a Property Leasing Consultant by clicking “SCHEDULE A TOUR” at your property of interest.

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The Selby, Toronto

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About Toronto

Toronto, located in Canada, is the largest city in the country and serves as a major cultural and economic hub. The city is known for its vibrant atmosphere and multicultural diversity. Toronto is home to prestigious universities and colleges, including the University of Toronto, Ryerson University, York University, and many more. Each neighborhood within the city offers unique characteristics and amenities, ensuring that everyone can find something that suits their interests. According to the World Population Review, the population of Toronto is estimated at 2,98,879 in 2024, making it the most populated city in Canada.

Tourists from around the world flock to Toronto, especially during the summer, to explore its cultural attractions, vibrant nightlife, beautiful gardens, stunning beaches, world-class museums, a wide range of dining options, many natural reserves, and beautiful views. There are countless reasons to fall in love with this magnificent city in Canada. Moreover, Toronto is recognized for offering some of the most lucrative salaries in the country, thanks to the presence of major corporations. Canada is known for its vast landmass, being slightly smaller than the entire continent of Europe. The United States borders it to the south and shares its northern border with Alaska in the United States.

Best Student Housing in Toronto

Since Toronto is a city famous among students for the universities, many of them come to the city to pursue their dreams and careers. Finding suitable student housing Toronto can become a challenge for international students. Amber helps you find the best Toronto student housing in three easy steps: select, pay, and book. You can find purpose-built studios, flats, and other affordable options for student housing Toronto in a hassle-free way. When planning to move to Toronto, students should look at the localities next to their university. Many students prefer to live in student-friendly neighborhoods; hence, we have listed the best options for student accommodation Toronto to consider:

1. HOEM on Jarvis

2. Parkside Toronto

3. Pearson Housing Yonge Street

4. 77 Huntley

5. Johnson's Sherbourne

Affordable Student Housing in Toronto

Living as a student in Toronto can be exciting, but managing expenses is always a top priority. Finding affordable Toronto student housing that offers convenience, comfort, and proximity to universities doesn’t have to be a challenge. Amber is here to help you strike the perfect balance between cost and quality, making your student life hassle-free. With a wide selection of cheap student housing Toronto, ensures you’ll find accommodations that meet your needs and budget. Now, let’s get you sorted with these off campus housing in Toronto and focus on enjoying your academic journey.

1. Liwinco Entertainment District

2. Health Street

3. River Street & Queen Street East

4. Casa Residence

5. Davisville Toronto

Best Areas to Live in Toronto

Toronto, a bustling and diverse city, offers a variety of student-friendly neighborhoods, each with its own unique appeal. Whether you’re seeking proximity to campus, a lively community, or a peaceful area to focus on your studies, Toronto has something for everyone. Here are some of the top areas to consider when searching for student housing Toronto:

1. Downtown Toronto

The heart of the city, Downtown Toronto is perfect for students who thrive in an urban environment. With its proximity to major institutions like the University of Toronto and Toronto Metropolitan University, this area offers convenience and a vibrant lifestyle. You’ll find plenty of student apartments and shared accommodations surrounded by cafes, restaurants, and cultural hotspots.

2. North York

Home to York University, North York is a hub for students looking for a quieter suburban feel without compromising on accessibility. This area is known for its affordable student rooms in Toronto, excellent public transportation, and green spaces like Downsview Park, ideal for study breaks.

3. Kensington Market

For students who enjoy a bohemian vibe, Kensington Market is an excellent choice. Known for its colorful streets, vintage shops, and diverse food scene, this neighborhood is a short commute to the University of Toronto and other downtown campuses.

4. The Annex

A popular choice among students, The Annex offers a mix of heritage homes and modern apartments. Located close to the University of Toronto, it’s filled with bookstores, coffee shops, and budget-friendly eateries, making it a perfect spot for both studying and socializing.

5. Scarborough

Located in the eastern part of Toronto, Scarborough is home to the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus. With affordable Toronto student housing, cultural diversity, and beautiful natural attractions like the Scarborough Bluffs, this area offers a peaceful yet enriching student experience.

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Room Types for Student Housing in Toronto

Toronto student housing offers a variety of room options to suit diverse preferences, budgets, and lifestyles. Here’s a quick guide to the room types available for student housing in Toronto:

1. Ensuite Rooms

If privacy is a priority, ensuite rooms are an excellent choice. These include a private bedroom and an attached bathroom, while shared spaces like the kitchen and living room encourage social interaction.

2. Non-Ensuite Rooms

For students on a budget, non-ensuite rooms offer a cost-effective option. These come with a private bedroom and shared bathroom, kitchen, and living spaces, making them ideal for balancing privacy and affordability.

3. Studio Apartments

Independence seekers will love studio apartments, which offer a self-contained unit with a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. These are perfect for students who prefer a quiet and private environment.

4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments

Need a bit more space or want to live with a friend? A 2 bed and 1 bedroom apartment for students is provided with separate bedrooms with a shared kitchen, bathroom, and living areas, offering flexibility and room to breathe.

5. Shared Apartments

Shared apartments are great for students who enjoy a community atmosphere. These include private bedrooms within a larger unit, with common spaces like the kitchen and bathroom shared among housemates.

6. Private Rooms

Students looking for a versatile and personal space can opt for private rooms. These provide a quiet place to sleep and study, with access to shared facilities like bathrooms and living areas.

Cost of Living

Toronto student housing is considered ideal for students because they are affordable. Students can avoid going over budget with proper planning and budgeting. We recommend setting aside between CA$1,000 - CA$1,500/month to cover all living expenses and other personal expenses for rooms for rent in Toronto for students. Below, we give a brief estimation of living expenses one should consider while choosing student apartments Toronto:

1. Transportation: CA$ 3 - CA$9/ride

2. Food: CA$300 - CA$ 400/month

3. Groceries: CA$ 200 - CA$ 300/month

4. Phone and Internet: CA$150 - CA$ 170/month

5. Entertainment: CA$140 - CA$160/month

Student Travel Toronto

Toronto is a student-friendly city with a well-connected transportation system that makes commuting to class, exploring the city, and meeting friends easy and efficient. From public transit to cycling and walking, students have plenty of options to navigate the city hassle-free. Here’s your guide to student travel in Toronto:

1. TTC Subway

The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) subway system is the city’s primary transit option, featuring four lines and 75 stations. It connects major neighborhoods, student-friendly areas, and universities like the University of Toronto and York University, offering a quick and reliable way to travel across Toronto. The cost is somewhere around CA$ 3.35 per ride and monthly passes range from CA$ 143 to CA$ 156.

2. TTC Buses and Streetcars

The TTC’s bus and streetcar network complements the subway system, covering areas not served by train lines. The cost for TTC Buses and Streetcars is around CA$ 3.30 with a Presto card for pay-as-you-go rides.

3. Bike Share Toronto

Toronto’s bike-sharing program provides an eco-friendly way to explore the city. With over 627 kilometers of cycling routes, students can enjoy quick commutes or leisurely rides around the city. Many student accommodations also include bike storage, adding convenience for those who prefer cycling, it might range to CA$ 7 per day or CA$ 15 for a monthly membership.

4. Ride-Sharing Services

Uber and Lyft offer flexible and convenient transportation for students, especially for late-night travel or reaching destinations not covered by public transit. These services are widely available across the city and provide a reliable alternative to public transit.

5. Walking

Toronto’s pedestrian-friendly streets and compact layout make walking an excellent way to get around, especially for students living near their campuses or in downtown neighborhoods.

Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in Toronto

Toronto offers students a vibrant and dynamic lifestyle, blending cultural diversity, modern attractions, and exciting student neighborhoods. With its rich arts scene, outdoor spaces, and bustling urban life, there’s always something to explore in Canada’s largest city.

1. Art and Culture

Toronto is a hub for art and culture enthusiasts. Must-visit spots include the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), home to an impressive collection of Canadian and international art, and the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), which showcases everything from natural history to global cultures.

2. Iconic Attractions

Toronto is brimming with iconic landmarks. The CN Tower, one of the tallest structures in the world, offers breathtaking views of the city. Take a ferry to the Toronto Islands for a peaceful escape from the city buzz.

3. Adventure and Green Spaces

Outdoor enthusiasts will love Toronto’s green spaces. High Park is perfect for picnics, trails, and even a small zoo, while the Don Valley Trails are ideal for biking and hiking. The waterfront along Lake Ontario offers kayaking and paddleboarding opportunities, making it a great spot for adventure lovers.

4. Food and Nightlife

Toronto’s food scene is as diverse as its population. From authentic cuisines in Chinatown and Little Italy to the trendy restaurants in Queen Street West, there’s something for everyone. For nightlife, neighborhoods like the Entertainment District and King Street West boast live music, bars, and clubs.

5. Cultural Events and Festivals

Toronto hosts world-renowned events like the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), celebrating global cinema, and Caribana, a vibrant Caribbean festival. Seasonal markets like the Distillery Winter Village and street festivals make the city lively year-round.

6. Shopping

Students can enjoy a mix of high-end and affordable shopping in Toronto. Explore the Eaton Centre for popular brands, Kensington Market for vintage finds, and Yorkville for luxury boutiques.

Universities in Toronto

Toronto is home to some of the most prestigious universities in Canada, attracting students from around the globe. Known for academic excellence, diverse programs, and a vibrant student community, these institutions provide an inspiring environment for learning and personal growth. Here are some of the top universities in Toronto:

1. University of Toronto

Ranked #25 in the QS World University Rankings 2025, the University of Toronto is globally recognized for its research excellence and a wide range of programs across disciplines like business, engineering, and health sciences. Its St. George campus is located in the heart of downtown, with nearby Toronto student housing options such as Sherbourne and Waterfront, offering convenient access to the campus.

2. York University

Known for its diverse academic offerings, York University is highly regarded for its programs in law, business, and fine arts. Students can find excellent off campus housing in Toronto like 3 Herzberg Gardens North York and Pearson Housing 319 Jarvis Street, located just a short commute from the university.

3. Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly known as Ryerson University)

Located in downtown Toronto, Toronto Metropolitan University is celebrated for its focus on innovation and hands-on learning. Student housing Toronto Metropolitan University includes Liwinco Entertainment District and Casa Residence, ensuring comfortable and convenient living.

4. OCAD University

The Ontario College of Art & Design (OCAD) University is a leader in creative education, specializing in art, design, and digital media. Its campus is situated near Toronto’s vibrant art scene, with nearby student accommodations like Harrington Housing Charles St., perfect for students pursuing a creative career.

5. George Brown College

Renowned for its career-focused programs, George Brown College offers practical education in fields like culinary arts, business, and technology. Its campus locations in downtown make it easily accessible, with student apartments Toronto options such as 88 Bloor St West and Johnson’s Hundred Wellesley nearby.

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