Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

(Mieter)Ausbau

English translation:

tenant's fitting out

Added to glossary by sarahm
Nov 2, 2005 15:15
18 yrs ago
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German term

(Mieter)Ausbau

German to English Bus/Financial Real Estate
"Gesamtkosten Vermietung

Gesamtkosten ***Mieterausbau***
Rückstellung für ***Ausbau***
Beteiligung Dritter

***Mieterausbau*** netto

Mietfreie Zeit
Maklercourtage
Rechtsberatung, Schätzung
Sonstige Kosten

Gesamtkosten"

Still the same - form for a real estate company, containing rental details and conditions

Proposed translations

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tenant's fit out

usually refers to works carried out by the tenant to improve the property or adapt it to a specific purpose
Peer comment(s):

agree RobinB : As given in the new WöBu Immobilienwirtschaft/Real Estate Dictionary (Immobilien Zeitung, 2nd edition), to which - unless I'm very much mistaken - you yourself contributed. Right? A really great dictionary. Congratulations!
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Thanks Robin -glad you like it . I didn't think there was any need to reinvent the wheel...
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you!"
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extension (done by the tenant)

This is how I interpret this (not knowing the overall context). The tenant wants to enlarge the flat/house or whatever.
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custom-built to tenant specifications

or 'tenant re-modelled'

or 're-modelling for tenant's needs'


Not sure if the tenant or the lessor does the remodeling
Peer comment(s):

agree Kieran McCann : however this is phrased, the context implies that these are costs of the lessor, not the tenant
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tenant improvement

Improvements to the rented premises made by the tenant, however, paid by the landlord/letting agency
Peer comment(s):

neutral alec_in_France : THis is a difficult one, as tenant improvement(s) mean exactly opposite things in US and GB English. In US it's work done by the landlord to attract new tenants (and get a higher rent) - in GB work the tenant has done
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agree Kieran McCann : however this is phrased, the context implies that these are costs of the lessor, not the tenant
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