Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Ablöse

English translation:

key money

Added to glossary by Sabine Tietge
Oct 15, 2003 14:44
20 yrs ago
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German term

Ablöse

German to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) Contract
I found this: (österr.) single payment made by tenant at start of tenancy


Context: Bei Vermietung beträgt die Provision die jeweils genannte Anzahl an Monatsmieten ohne Nebenkosten unter Einbeziehung eventueller Nebenleistungen des Mieters (z.B. Ablöse etc.).

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German term (edited): Abl�se
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key money

Lived many years in Vienna. Used in connection with so-called "Hauptmiete" apartments.

Hauptmiete - [ Translate this page ]
HAUPTMIETE - 1130 WIEN, NAPOLEONWALD Grosszügiges Einfamilienhaus ABSOLUTE
GRÜNRUHELAGE 180m2, 5 Zimmer, 2 Bäder, 3 WCs Terrasse, Loggia, Garten ...
www.mrimmo.at/hauptmiete.htm
Peer comment(s):

agree Cilian O'Tuama : 'key money' confirmed by Langenscheidt
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agree KirstyMacC (X)
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agree writeaway : this brings back memories of the days when I'd read Kurier looking at rental housing in Vienna. there was nearly always key money involved.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks again,Maureen. Have a great day!"
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single payment made by tennant at start of lease

see duden/oxford
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German term (edited): Abl�se

one-off payment ...

... made by tenant at start of lease.

This is often paid to the previous tenant to cover work/investments made in the property (e.g. fitted kitchen, wardrobes etc.).

I would use one-off to make sure its clear that this is only paid once.

HTH Angie
Peer comment(s):

agree Kim Metzger : According to Hamblock/Wessels, Ablösung can be a lump-sum payment.
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sum payable for furnishings (and fittings)

Ein Vorschlag, so würde ich es umschreiben.
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agree writeaway
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transfer fee

Um es ohne Umschreibung auszudrücken
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