rent-free

Modifies a noun

• lease: Financial Performance Profits from investment activity Our main activity is to acquire properties at a substantial discount in return for granting life-long rent-free leases.
• accommodation: Most of the money went toward providing fuel or rent-free accommodation or paying rents; food was not normally provided.
• period: I know of no rent-free period of up to a hundred years.
• space: To start with, the new business was allocated rent-free space within Swansea University's Innovation Center.
• week: You may be entitled to four rent-free weeks at set dates during a year.
• apartment: Earlier in 2004, Mandy was offered the Scottish Arts Council award which included a rent-free apartment in Manhattan.