Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

rentas revierten en el mercado

English translation:

revert (return) to the market

Added to glossary by TravellingTrans
Mar 6, 2015 13:55
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Spanish term

rentas revierten en el mercado

Spanish to English Bus/Financial Real Estate Rent contract
I need some help, if possible from an expert in real estate in Spain, to explain what is meant by "revertir en el mercado" The context is a 40-year forecast of rental income. Could it be "when the property returns to the market"?


Dicho periodo abarca las rentas contractuales hasta el año del vencimiento y sus potenciales renovaciones hasta que las rentas revierten en el mercado.

and

A la terminación del contrato, periodo cuando las rentas revierten en el mercado,

Thanks in advance
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Mar 14, 2015 01:59: TravellingTrans Created KOG entry

Discussion

Andy Watkinson Mar 6, 2015:
"revertir
Derecho. Volver una propiedad a su antiguo dueño o pasar a otro nuevo."

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revert (return) to the market

off basic meaning and context, this is what I read
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Many thanks to all. I went with this, as I had trouble imagining a 40-year lease that was not at market "value""
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the rent revert to market (rental) levels

... yes, when the properties come out of contract and go back on to the market.

'.. if possible from an expert in real estate in Spain..': like a few other ProZ regulars and UK Solicitors in Berkshire, I'm an expert in Spanish conveyancing scams if that is of any help




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... the rents revert to ...
Example sentence:

Since all units are charged this rent, a profit appears over the whole stock as ... As such housing would eventually revert to market rental levels

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4 hrs

return to market value

rentas implies value
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