1. suitable for being occupied by a tenant; fit to live in or use
Usage: legal; real estate

Examples

• The landlord must ensure the apartment is tenantable before renting it out.
• After the repairs, the house was finally in tenantable condition.
• The building inspector declared the property tenantable despite minor cosmetic issues.
• Water damage made the basement no longer tenantable.
• The lease requires the premises to remain tenantable throughout the rental period.
• New safety regulations determine what makes a dwelling tenantable.