underlet
/ˌʌndərˈlɛt/
verb
- To rent out (a property) at a lower price than the market rate or than one pays oneself.
- If you underlet your office space, you might struggle to cover your own rent.
- They had to underlet the store because the location wasn't attracting enough customers.
- The landlord decided to underlet the apartment to a friend at a discount.
- To sublet (a property) to another person.
- The lease strictly forbids tenants to underlet the property without permission.
- He found a student to underlet his room during the semester break.
- The tenant was allowed to underlet the flat for the summer while she traveled.
Antonyms