École de technologie supérieure

Housing offer and deposit · Standing reservation policy; current homepage also mentions Winter 2027 and Fall 2026

Applications are accepted at any time, including before admission, but allocation depends on vacancies. Submitting the form creates no obligation. A place is confirmed only after the residence office invites the applicant to pay a deposit and receives it. A waitlist can apply. The homepage says Winter 2027 applications are open; its Fall 2026 paragraph still refers to invitations through the end of summer.

Allocation priority · Directive adopted April 16, 2024, linked from the current application page

ÉTS students, with allocation priority for existing residents, former residents returning from an internship who paid the required deposit, full-time students, then part-time students. The operator may depart from that order. After student requests are answered, remaining vacancies may be let briefly to an ÉTS-affiliated non-student at the operator’s discretion. Availability and an invitation are required.

Return after an internship outside Montréal · Standing lease policy

The lease page permits cancellation without penalty after confirmation of an internship outside Montréal. A mandatory CAD 500 deposit left before departure secures return and is applied to the first month’s rent. A new lease must be signed within two weeks of return. The deposit is not refunded if the student withdraws; a documented internship extension carries it to the following term. The residence homepage also mentions study abroad, but the detailed CAD 500 conditions specifically describe an internship.

Lease and payment conditions

Initial leases may run four, eight or twelve months depending on entry date. From September 1, renewals run one year. A renewal notice is sent two months before expiry and requires a response within thirty days. Rent is due on the first day of each month; the practical guide describes administrative tolerance until the fifth. Home insurance including at least CAD 1 million civil liability is required.

System apartment categories

The current rooms page lists 244 two-bedroom apartments, 5 three-bedroom apartments, 63 four-bedroom apartments, 111 one-bedroom apartments and 266 studios. These are system-wide categories. The tariff further distinguishes a one-bedroom mezzanine option. Neither page maps every category to each complex, so these categories and prices are not assigned to all phases. The category list totals 689 apartments; the lease page’s four phase counts total 691. Those conflicting source counts do not establish a bed total.

Residence furnishings and services

All rooms and apartments are furnished, heated and supplied with electricity and internet. The guide says bedroom Wi-Fi requires the resident’s own router. Laundry, parking and personal storage carry additional fees. Kitchens and listed utilities do not establish that meals are excluded or that a meal plan is optional.

Resident common areas

Common rooms open 09:00–23:00 without reservations; the play area opens 10:00–23:00. Only residents and their guests are admitted. The guide locates common rooms at ground level in Residences 1 and 2 and on the third floor of Residence 3 for Residences 3 and 4.

Résidences Aéro lease and waitlist · 2026 operator price list

ÉTS refers Longueuil students to this private operator. The operator lists a 12-month July 1 to June 30 lease and requires a parent guarantor. Its request form adds the applicant to a waitlist. A studio is reserved when the lease is signed.