adjective
- able to be leased or rented out
Usage: real estate; business
Examples
- The building has 50,000 square feet of leasable office space.
- Not all areas of the property are leasable to tenants.
- The developer calculated the leasable square footage for pricing.
- Storage areas in the basement are not considered leasable space.
- The mall has several leasable retail units available.
- Leasable assets can provide steady rental income.