leased

Temporarily granted use

Leased is the past tense of lease, meaning to grant or obtain temporary use of property in exchange for payment.

A landlord leases an apartment to a tenant; a tenant leases an apartment from a landlord.

They leased the office space for five years.

Leased property remains owned by the lessor but occupied or used by the lessee.

rental

tenant

One who rents property

rental · renter · occupant · dwelling · apartment · flat · property · premises · eviction · renewal

contractual

agreement

Shared position between parties

  • contractEnforceable written agreement
  • bindingLegally or morally required
  • termsConditions of an agreement

clause · provision · stipulation · covenant · obligation · commitment · arrangement · deal · signed · negotiated

commercial

equipment

Tools for a task

  • vehicleMeans of transport
  • fleetVehicles under unified command
  • officeProfessional work location

retail · space · industrial · machinery · copier · aircraft · storefront · warehouse · showroom · kiosk

temporary

short-term

Of limited duration

fixed-term · impermanent · transient · revocable · conditional · renewable · extended · month-to-month · annual · tenure

Categories
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property acquisition method

leasedpurchased

Acquired through payment

bought · owned · owner-occupied · acquired · paid off

property status

leasedunleased

Lacking a rental agreement

unrented · available · vacant · unoccupied · unencumbered

Phrases
Family

lease, leasing, leases, sublease, leaseholder, leasehold, leaser, leasers, subleasing

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