relet
/riːˈlɛt/
noun
- A property that has been leased or rented again.
- The agent listed the apartment as a relet in the online database.
- The relet came with most of the furniture already in place.
- They found a great deal on a relet in the city center.
verb
- To lease or rent (a property) again, typically to a new tenant after a previous tenant has left.
- The landlord decided to relet the apartment after the tenants moved out.
- The property manager will relet the house as soon as the repairs are finished.
- They managed to relet the office space within a week of the old lease ending.