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sublease

[ UK /sˈʌbliːs/ ]
[ US /ˈsəˌbɫis/ ]
NOUN
  1. a lease from one lessee to another
VERB
  1. 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.
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