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• n  a lease from one lessee to another
• v  lease or rent all or part of (a leased or rented property) to another person

• Recognizing that Spain's 44-year-old Moroccan protectorate (a kind of sublease from French Morocco) no longer "corresponds to present reality," Franco agreed to yield the 18,000 sq .
• Some companies are getting permission from arenas to sublease their suites.
• With the refinancing in place but the gas exploration project then failing, Trintomar found a firm to sublease its production facility in late 1992an up-and-coming Houston .

• sublet

News & Articles

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• To decrease costs, Pittsburgh Life Sciences Greenhouse to cut staff, sublet South Side space
  Greenhouse president and CEO John Manzetti said the organization will cut four positions and sublease up to half its Sidney Street space.
  June 13, 2013 - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Quotes

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• Mike Beebe in KUAR
  As long as we can sublease it and as long as we're able to maintain some degree of control for future governors, or if we have a need that changes, we would not have given up that office space,Beebe said.
• Glenn in Forbes
  The nice thing about a sublease is that virtually everything is negotiable,says Glenn Blumenfeld, president of brokerage Tactix Real Estate Advisors in Radnor, Pa.