tilavuokraan

Tilavuokraan is the illative form of tilavuokra, a Finnish term referring to the lease of physical space. It is used in real estate, advertisements, and contracts to describe agreements in which a party rents a defined area rather than an entire building or property. The concept covers a range of premises, including offices, retail spaces, warehouses, and event venues. The rented space is typically described by size in square meters, location, and included features such as utilities, access, and common facilities.

In terms of terms and costs, the base price is the rent (vuokra), usually paid monthly. Additional charges may apply for utilities, maintenance, cleaning, and common area upkeep. A security deposit or bank guarantee is commonly required, and some leases require advance rent. Leases may be fixed-term or open-ended, with notice periods for termination or renewal. Rent can be subject to increases according to agreed indices or conditions in the contract.

Use and alterations: The lease specifies permitted use of the space and any restrictions. Tenants may have permission to make alterations or improvements, typically with landlord consent and at own cost. Subletting or assignment to another party usually requires the landlord's consent or is restricted.

Practical considerations: A written contract is essential. Before signing, inspect the space, verify measurements, and document existing conditions. Review who pays for utilities, maintenance, insurance, and repair liabilities. Consider renewal options, early termination penalties, and dispute resolution mechanisms.

In Finnish grammar, tilavuokraan is the illative form used to express entering into or moving toward the space rental arrangement.