Vacant definition

Vacant means the dwelling lacks the necessary amenities, adequate furnishings, or utilities and services to permit occupancy of the dwelling as a residence.

Vacant means that regardless of the presence of furnishings, the occupants have moved out with no intention of returning, or in the case of a newly constructed dwelling, no occupant has yet taken up residence.

Vacant means that portion of the land in a proposed STAR

Examples of Vacant in a sentence

• Vacant positions will be offered to the most senior qualified member first.

More Definitions of Vacant

Vacant refers to the circumstance where, regardless of the presence of furnishings:

Vacant means a building/structure that is not legally occupied.

Vacant means the occupant(s) has/have moved out with no intent to return, regardless of the presence of furnishings. A newly constructed dwelling is “vacant” after it is completed and before the occupant(s) move(s) in. Furthermore, the dwelling is also “vacant” when the occupant(s) move(s) out and before any new occupant(s) move(s) in.

Vacant means a unit:

Vacant means the circumstance where, regardless of the presence of furnishings: ▪ all occupants have moved out with no intention of returning and no new occupant has taken up residence; or,

Vacant means, with respect to any Property, that such Property (i) has no Lease in place, (ii) has a Lease in place that is past the expiration date and the Tenant under such expired Lease is not paying month-to-month rent or (iii) has a Tenant that is a Delinquent Tenant.

Vacant means that a rental unit has not been leased or occupied for