Your Questions Answered
How can I tour a Tricon home?
Tricon offers several flexible ways to tour our homes, including virtual tours and in-person self-tours.
To schedule a self-tour:
1. Visit the home’s listing page on the Tricon website.
2. Click the “Self-Tour” button to begin.
3. Complete the quick online registration and ID verification.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to start your tour.
Self-tours are typically available 7 days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Once you complete your initial verification, your tour access remains active for up to 30 days, so you can schedule additional self-tours without needing to complete verification again during that period.
Can I schedule a guided tour with a Tricon team member?
At this time, agent-led tours are not available in all markets.
Instead, most available Tricon homes can be toured through a self-guided tour. You can also view virtual tours from many home listing pages.
To see available tour options, visit the home’s listing page on the Tricon website.
Can I attend an open house?
Open houses may be available for select Tricon homes when scheduled.
If an open house is available, the date and time will appear on the home’s listing page. You can follow the instructions on the listing to register or learn more.
If no open house is listed, you can explore other touring options, including virtual tours and self-tours.
What does “Coming Soon” mean on a Tricon listing?
“Coming Soon” means the home is not ready for in-person self-touring yet.
A home may be listed as Coming Soon because it is still occupied, under construction, or being prepared for a future move-in. You can usually view available photos, floor plans, or a virtual tour from the listing page.
Depending on the home, you may also be able to apply before self-tours open through Tricon’s Pre-Lease Guarantee. If you prefer to wait, you can request to be notified when tours become available from the listing page.
How far in advance should I start searching for a Tricon home?
We recommend starting your search when you are ready to apply and move within the availability window shown on the home’s listing.
For rent-ready homes, Tricon can typically hold an approved home for up to 10 days after approval. Your holding deposit removes the home from the market during that period and is applied toward your total move-in costs.
If your move-in date is farther out, you may want to wait or explore other available homes that better match your timeline.