reletting

New tenant arrangement

Reletting is the act of leasing a property again after a previous tenant has vacated, or while a lease is still technically in effect.

Landlords may handle reletting when a tenant breaks a lease early, sometimes charging a reletting fee to cover the costs of finding a new occupant.

The property management company began reletting the apartment as soon as the previous tenants moved out.

market

rental

Paid temporary use

  • propertySomething owned or inherent
  • agentOne who acts independently
  • brokerTransaction intermediary for hire

landlord · tenant · prospective · demand · supply · pricing · competition · availability · advertising · platform

tenancy

tenant

One who rents property

renter · leaseholder · occupant · lodger · boarder · roommate · flatmate · housemate · dweller · inhabitant

process

vacancy

Unoccupied space or position

application · screening · showing · marketing · turnover · handover · inspection · refurbishment · cleaning · repairs

contract

lease

Temporary use contract

clauses · provisions · stipulations · obligations · binding · signature · execution · amendment · termination · notice

Opposites
occupancy action

relettingevicting

Removing by legal process

vacating · repossessing · reclaiming · dispossessing · clearing out

property status

relettingmothballing

Preserving while inactive

boarding up · abandoning

Family

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