leasable

Available for tenants

Leasable describes property that can be rented out under a lease agreement: The building has 50,000 square feet of leasable space.

The term appears most often in real estate and commercial property contexts, where it specifies areas available for tenants as opposed to common areas or structural space.

residential

apartment

Rented unit in building

condominiumOwned unit, shared grounds
townhouseAttached multi-floor urban residence
duplexDivided dwelling, shared walls

flat · studio · loft · penthouse · suite · villa · cottage · bungalow · dwelling · unit

terms

agreement

Shared position between parties

tenancyRenter's period of residence
durationLength of existence
clausesGrammatical or legal units

termination · renewal · covenant · amendment · provisions · deposit · rent · monthly · annual · option

commercial

office

Professional work location

retailSales to end users
warehouseBulk goods storage building
industrialOf factories and production

storefront · space · plaza · complex · franchise · outlet · showroom · kiosk · boutique · mall

parties

tenant

One who rents property

landlordProperty owner renting out
renterOne who pays for housing
occupantOne dwelling within

agent · broker · guarantor · co-signer

duration

short-term

Of limited duration

long-termLasting extended period
seasonalRecurring at fixed intervals
monthlyOccurring each lunar cycle

annual · renewable · temporary · interim · flexible · fixed-term · extended

Opposites

availability for lease

leasableunleasable

Cannot be leased

unrentable · restricted · encumbered · unavailable · unleased

ownership/occupancy arrangement

leasableowner-occupied

Resided in by proprietor

private residence · non-transferable · non-commercial · freehold · proprietary

Family

releasable

Familiarity: Top 500,000
Profile: Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G