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Subleasing is when an existing tenant rents out part or all of their leased commercial space to another business. The original tenant remains on the head lease and becomes the sub-lessor, while the incoming party is known as the sub-lessee.
It is a practical way for businesses to offload surplus space, reduce rent costs, and share overheads. For growing companies, it offers a flexible, lower-commitment entry into quality commercial premises without the lengthy head-lease process.
Important: landlord approval is generally required before a sublease can proceed. Most commercial leases contain a clause that prevents subleasing without the landlord’s written consent, and the landlord may assess the suitability of the proposed sub-lessee before granting approval.