Synonyms for rental
ˈrɛn tlrental

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1. lease, rental, lettingnoun

   property that is leased or rented out or let

   Synonyms:
   term of a contract, lease, renting, letting

2. rental, rentingadjective

   the act of paying for the use of something (as an apartment or house or car)

   Synonyms:
   letting, renting, lease

3. rentaladjective

   available to rent or lease

   "a rental car"

4. rentaladjective

   of or relating to rent

   "rental agreement"; "rental charges"

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1. rentalnoun

   Synonyms:
   rent-roll

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1. List of paraphrases for "rental":

   rent, lease, leasing, rentals, renting, rents, location, tenancy, hire, rented, leasehold, hiring-out, leased, hiring, leases, tenanted

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1. Alexander Pereira:

   It's incredible news for the rental arena, which had seen a little bit of oversaturation, i've already been getting bombarded by calls from investors, and brokers with investors who want to do tours in my properties.

2. Timm Schimke:

   They looked like any other people who were cleaning out their garage or cleaning out a rental. It was just stuff, they weren't manipulating the stuff. They were just tossing it out, and they were only in there for two or three minutes and then they left.

3. Danielle Hale:

   With rents up by nearly 20 % over the past two years, rental prices are likely to remain high, but we do expect some cooling from the recent accelerated pace.

4. Kenny Parcell:

   Rents are rising, driven by inflation and exacerbated by the housing supply shortage, we encourage the administration to look more deeply at how it can address the root causes of rental affordability — namely, affordable housing supply.

5. Diane Yentel:

   Now, the work of state and local governments to distribute emergency rental assistance to tenants in need becomes all the more critical. The President has given The President the time that The President and millions of renters needed -- The President must use it effectively and expedite assistance, the country is watching, and tenants and landlords are waiting.