re-let (Meaning)

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re-let (v. t.)

To let anew, as a house.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The landlord re-let the apartment to a new tenant after the previous one moved out.
The re-letting process involves advertising the property and screening potential renters.
I re-let my house to a family with children after my divorce.
The re-let agreement included a higher rent than the original lease.
The re-letting fee covered the cost of cleaning and repainting the property.
Re-letting a property can help to minimize vacancy and rental loss.
It is important to follow the legal requirements for re-letting a property.
Re-letting can provide a stable source of income for landlords.
The re-let market can be competitive, especially in desirable locations.
Some tenants sublease their apartments illegally, while others re-let them legally with the landlord's consent.

To let anew, as a house.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The landlord re-let the apartment to a new tenant after the previous one moved out.

The re-letting process involves advertising the property and screening potential renters.

I re-let my house to a family with children after my divorce.

The re-let agreement included a higher rent than the original lease.