a vehicle with a driver for hire to transport passengers

to rent; to lease out

to rent; to lease; to hire

rent for a room or house

to pay for the temporary use of something such as property, equipment, or a vehicle

to grant or obtain the use of property, territory, or professional athletes under a formal contract or treaty

a room or house that is rented out for people to live in.

to rent a car

to take on a lease; to rent property or equipment from a landlord or owner

a person, household, or entity that rents or leases property from a landlord

An enclave in China occupied by a foreign power during the 19th and 20th centuries.

a person or entity that rents property, land, or equipment from a landlord or lessor; a lessee

The rent paid to a landowner by a tenant for the use of land.

to rent or charter a vehicle, building, or service for exclusive use for a period of time

rent price

to rent out a property that one is already leasing from a landlord to another party

(of a house or room) to be for rent

to reduce rent

a motor vehicle for public hire, typically with a driver, used to transport passengers for a fee

to rent an apartment

the duration or period for which an asset, property, or item is leased or rented.

historical taxes particularly related to land ownership or agricultural production in former times

to charter a ship or take a vessel on rent

to rent out one's land to tenant farmers

rent (payment)

to lease or rent out one's property to another party

concession (territory)

rent deposit

rent money; rent

the cost or rent paid for storing goods in a warehouse

to rent or lease land or farmland for use

to rent by the month; monthly rent

to rent by the hour

to rent by the day

The unequal treaty of 1898 whereby the Qing dynasty ceded the lease of Lüshun (Port Arthur) and Dalian to Imperial Russia.

to collect rent

the party in a contract that rents or leases property, land, or equipment from another; the hiring side

rent seeking (economics)

to rent by the week

to rent a house, apartment, or other property jointly with other people, usually to share costs

to rent out or sublet one or more parts of a property, typically dividing a single unit among multiple tenants

a designated location where taxis park and wait to pick up passengers

subsidized public rental housing