[
UK
/sˈʌbliːs/
]
[ US /ˈsəˌbɫis/ ]
[ US /ˈsəˌbɫis/ ]
NOUN
- a lease from one lessee to another
VERB
-
lease or rent all or part of (a leased or rented property) to another person
We sublet our apartment over the summer
How To Use sublease In A Sentence
- In mid-February, Mr. Butler quit his mid-level job at a large Wall Street brokerage and started working full-time on the site, at brownstoner. com, from a desk that he subleases from an architect in Dumbo. Brownstoner: It���s Me!
- GMX also announced it subleased an additional rig, and issued third quarter production guidance. Chase Corp. Scoots Higher After Earnings
- It makes this assertion in support of its argument that a longer sublease would have been easier to market than a shorter sublease.
- I have subleased a plot from the farmer.
- The report shows 215,000 square feet of office space available for sublease, which is low compared to a peak of 700,000 square feet of sublease space in 2002, shortly after an economic downturn in 2001. Jacksonville Business News - Local Jacksonville News | Jacksonville Business Journal
- That has pushed the so-called sublease space available up to 1.8 million square feet in the second quarter from about one-third that amount a year earlier. Office Landlords in Phoenix Area Feel the Pain
- There was a jewelry store that subleased me a little 400-square foot space to sell cookies in downtown Boston. Rising to the Occasion With a Bakery Chain
- In the summer of 2008, my husband, twenty-month-old daughter and I subleased our place in San Diego and took off for Australia and Indonesia for three months. Abi Cotler O'Roarty: Traveling With Small Children: Is It Worth the Trouble?
- The subtenant may also grant a further lease of the same premises (an underlease) to an undertenant, as long as the underlease is for a shorter period than the sublease.
- The result will be, either that Mr Orion ceases to run the business, or that the sublease will be forfeited for the breach.