unleasable

Not legally rentable

Not suitable for leasing or renting out.

A property might be unleasable due to structural damage, legal restrictions, or conditions that make it unmarketable to tenants: The building sat unleasable for years after the flood.

The term appears mainly in real estate and property management contexts.

condition

dilapidated

Ruined through neglect

hazardous · contaminated · blighted · rundown · decrepit · ramshackle · deteriorated · unmaintained · defective · infested

marketability

unmarketable

Cannot be sold

overpriced · uncompetitive · undersized · outdated · vacant · stagnant · unsellable · unrentable · stigmatized · landlocked

financial

unprofitable

Producing no financial gain

burdensome · underwater · debt-ridden · uneconomical · unremunerative · liability · drain · insolvent · write-off

legal

encumbered

Made difficult to move

restricted · prohibited · contested · enjoined · easement · lien · regulatory · entangled · unlicensed

Opposites
leasing availability

unleasableleasable

Available for rental

rentable · lettable · on the market · occupiable · move-in ready

property value/utility

unleasablevaluable

Worth considerable money

sellable · useful · desirable · profitable · redeemable

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