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Dec 18, 2013 08:58
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Swedish term

hyresgästanpassningen

Swedish to English Bus/Financial Law: Contract(s) Lease agreement
Hyresgästens eventuella önskemål om ändringar och/eller tilläggsarbeten avseende den specificerade hyresgästanpassningen skall framföras skriftligen till hyresvärden
Proposed translations (English)
5 Tenant Improvement Allowance
5 Lessee build-out
3 +1 tenant customization
4 Fit-out/final fit out
3 +1 refit to a tenantable standard
4 -1 the tenant adaptation
4 -3 adjustment to tenants

Discussion

rajagopalan sampatkumar Dec 19, 2013:
Norskpro:
What you explain points to'adjustments', 'adaptation' and similar expressions, which, in effect, mean customization. It is customization for the tenant or simply 'tenant customization'.
Norskpro Dec 18, 2013:
Hyresgästanpassning is something quite a few architects deal with. Usually there is an existing space, for instance an office area (or building), which may have been suitable for the previous tenant, but now another tenant with different needs wants walls moved, walls added, spaces divided, spaces opened up, a space that was previously used as e.g. a darkroom now needs to be used for storage….. It is an adaptation of the existing space to the new tenant.

Proposed translations

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12 mins

tenant customization

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Peer comment(s):
disagree Mats Wiman : the tenant is not be customized. See my answer.
3 hrs
'anpassningen' is translated into 'adjustments' in the doctionaries, but I am not sure if that would fit in the given context.
agree Charlesp : Actually I like tenant customization, so I'll vote it up. -- only I'd add an "s" to make it "tenant customizations"
5 hrs
Thanks, Charlesp.
agree Christopher Schröder
5 hrs
Thanks, Chris S
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-3
3 hrs

adjustment to tenants

longer: The specified adjustment to the needs and wishes of each tenant
Peer comment(s):
disagree Charlesp : I don't think that it is an "adjustment to tenants," as that sounds like it has something to do with money, i.e. an adjustment of the financial terms of the tenancy.
1 hr
IMHO nothing do with money. Only to needs and wishes
disagree Christopher Schröder : Ironically, the first two answers do not in fact suggest changes to the tenant, but this one does!
2 hrs
???
disagree Norskpro : The tenant is not the one being adjusted.
19 hrs
Exactly.
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5 hrs

Fit-out/final fit out

I recently completed a design and build contract where this was the term for filling out the interior space. This terms seems to be used widely in both US and UK, so your context may be different. See my reference below for a lead ...
Reference:

http://www.brazier.co.uk/category-a-category-b.html

Peer comment(s):
neutral Charlesp : Isn't a 'fit out' when you go to a tailor? - or is that a fitting? Actually this term to me sounds a bit too much like the tenant is having a fit, and ready to quit the tenancy.
13 mins
I have to laugh at these ... could be all the above!Especially if the tenant is a tailor! But there are a lot of references for this out there!
agree Christopher Schröder : New to me
48 mins
Thanks Chris! It was to me too, but some good references pointed to it ...
disagree Norskpro : Hyresgästanpassning is not so much about fitting out a space as altering a space, in my experience.
18 hrs
See below, this refers to newly constructed buildings. Many more older buildings are refit than new fit out the first time. I did a contract for new construction, where a line very similar to the context above was included.
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+1
15 hrs

refit to a tenantable standard

Tenantable: the adjective from tenant, but hard to squeeze into a non-tenantable repair or condition context.
Example sentence:

Tenantable: Fit to be rented; in a condition suitable for a tenant www.thefreedictionary.com/Tenantable‎

Peer comment(s):
agree Charlesp : I'd buy this; especially if it were a run-down building that needed to be fitted out.
4 days
Thx. It's the tenantable adjective I wanted to draw attention to. Works better with repair or condition, though.
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1 hr

the tenant adaptation

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Note added at 22 hrs (2013-12-19 07:20:53 GMT)
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http://www.nextport.se/en/services/relocation-project-manage...

http://www.nihe.gov.uk/index/advice/adaptations/how_do_i_app...

Peer comment(s):
disagree Mats Wiman : the tenant is not be adapted. See my answer.
2 hrs
Perhaps "adaptation for tenants" is more correct.
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1 day 28 mins

Tenant Improvement Allowance

Here is another industry standard term for this: Tenant Improvement Allowance.

Example sentence:

The amount of the tenant improvement allowance, as well as the length of the lease term is all negotiable.

Reference:

http://www.coydavidson.com/leasing-tips/negotiating-the-tenant-improvement-allowance/

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5 hrs

Lessee build-out

"Lessee build-out," or "Lessee retrofit" is what I should call it.

Or substitute "tenant" for Lessee if you like.

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Note added at 1 day30 mins (2013-12-19 09:28:50 GMT)
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Here is a reference for heuristical: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heuristic
Peer comment(s):
agree Christopher Schröder : Again, new to me
37 mins
Thanks. And I had a good laugh with your "Ironically.." comment above. Point on! (actually it's hysterical!)
neutral Deane Goltermann : I'll stay neutral here, but you might be talking about a new tenant in an older building, while I'm talking about the first tenant in a newly constructed building. Context again!
46 mins
Excellent point!
disagree Norskpro : Build-out seems to be something else: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Build-out
18 hrs
I have to laugh - this is heuristical! This is the funniest thing I have seen here in a long time. ROFL Here is a reference for you, by the way: www.inc.com/magazine/20090501/how-to-get-a-good-deal-on-a-l...
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