- RELET
- Rent out again
- Sign a new lease
- Sub-lease
- Sublease (5)
- Rent anew
- Subleased
- Put back on the market
- Lease again
- Leased anew
- Lease afresh
- Rent afresh
- Find a new tenant for
- Find new tenants
- Get new tenants in
- Rent again
- Have someone new occupy
- Not leave vacant
- Make available to new tenants
- Offer to new tenants
- Leased again
- Take in new tenants
- Get a new tenant for
- Get a new tenant
- Lease anew
- Found a new tenant for
- Find another tenant for
- Rented again
- Got a new tenant for
- Fill again, as a flat
- Rented anew
- Get new tenants for
- Extend an occupation
- Gave a new lease for
- Filled again, as flats
- Charter again
- Rent to a different tenant
- Rent to new tenants
- Found a new tenant.
- Rent to another.
- Rent to someone else.
- Find a new tenant.
- Renew a lease.
- Extend a lease
- Obtain a sublease
- Find another tenant
- Released, in a sense
- 4-Down, again
- Got a new roomer
- Like some apartments
- Like an old apartment
- Find new tenants for
- Like an apartment with new tenants
- Having new tenants
- Filled anew, as a flat
- Lease to a new tenant
- Found new tenants for
- Filled again, as a flat
- Filled again, in a way
- Like boardinghouse rooms, again and again
- Get new tenants
- Refill an empty flat
- Sublease a flat
- Rent to another tenant
- Sublease, e.g.
- Got a new tenant
- Fill anew, as an apartment
- Sign again, as a lease
- Acquire a new tenant
- Acquired a new roomer
- Fill a flat?
- Refill a flat again?
- Sign a new rental agreement
- Take on a new resident
- Change tenants
- Fill anew, as a flat
- Lease out again
- Sublease, say
- Rented over
- Rent twice
- Rent to a new tenant
- Rented out anew
