“Apartment hunting” is a crucial life skill, and understanding the process in an English-speaking environment is essential for you as an ESL learner. Finding suitable housing involves navigating rental listings, understanding lease agreements, communicating with landlords or real estate agents, and being familiar with local housing laws and customs. Today’s vocabulary, associated with apartment hunting, empowers you to confidently search for and secure appropriate housing, avoiding potential misunderstandings or difficulties. So, let’s jump right in!

5 TERMS

1. Lease (Noun / Verb): A legal agreement that allows someone to rent a property for a specific period.

2. Utilities (Noun): The basic services provided to an apartment, such as water, electricity, gas, and internet.

3. Amenities (Noun): Additional features or facilities provided in an apartment building, such as a gym, pool, or parking.

4. Security Deposit (Noun): Money paid to a landlord at the start of a lease as protection against damage or unpaid rent.

5. Furnished (Adjective): Describes an apartment that comes with essential furniture like beds, sofas, and tables.

ENGLISH RESOURCES

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