Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
lease-term
noun
/liːs tɜːrm/

Definition
The duration of time for which a lease agreement is valid.

Examples
- “The lease-term for this apartment is one year, starting from July 1st.”
- “Before signing, make sure you understand the lease-term and any renewal options.”

Meaning
Lease-term refers to the specified period during which a tenant is allowed to occupy a property under the terms of a lease agreement. It outlines both the start and end dates of the tenancy.

Synonyms
- lease duration
- tenancy period
- rental term