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To relet is to lease again—either renewing a lease with the same tenant or finding a new tenant for a property after the previous lease ends.
Landlords relet apartments when tenants move out: The unit was relet within two weeks.
The term appears primarily in property management and legal contexts.
Tenant-to-tenant rental agreement
- tenantOne who rents property
- landlordProperty owner renting out
- occupancyState of inhabiting space
- rentalPaid temporary use
leasehold · lease · renter · occupant · tenancy · lessee · lessor · subtenant
Rented unit in building
- flatLacking vertical variation
- unitIndividual part or measure
- dwellingPlace of residence
- premisesProperty with buildings
residence · accommodation · housing · lodgings · rooms · quarters · suite · home
Forced departure from rental
- complianceAdhering to requirements
- regulationsEnforced rules and standards
- rightsJustified claims to freedoms
- obligationsRequired responsibilities
tribunal · dispute · contract · agreement · terms · conditions · clause · breach
sublease
Tenant-to-tenant rental agreement
rental · leasehold · lease · renter · occupant · tenancy · lessee · lessor · subtenant · assignment
apartment
Rented unit in building
premises · residence · accommodation · housing · lodgings · rooms · quarters · suite · home · house
eviction
Forced departure from rental
- complianceAdhering to requirements
- regulationsEnforced rules and standards
- rightsJustified claims to freedoms
obligations · tribunal · dispute · contract · agreement · terms · conditions · clause · breach · enforcement