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Spanish for Renting an Apartment

Compact Spanish phrases for renting an apartment: viewings, rent, deposit, lease terms, utilities, repairs, move-in, and move-out.

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Viewing

  • 01

    Quisiera ver el apartamento.

    I would like to see the apartment.

  • 02

    ¿Sigue disponible para alquilar?

    Is it still available to rent?

  • 03

    ¿Cuándo puedo visitarlo?

    When can I view it?

  • 04

    ¿Cuántos metros cuadrados tiene?

    How many square meters does it have?

  • 05

    ¿Está amueblado?

    Is it furnished?

  • 06

    ¿Hay ascensor en el edificio?

    Is there an elevator in the building?

  • 07

    ¿Puedo documentar el estado?

    Can I document the condition?

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Rent and Deposit

  • 08

    ¿Cuál es el alquiler mensual?

    What is the monthly rent?

  • 09

    ¿Cuánto es el depósito?

    How much is the deposit?

  • 10

    ¿Incluye gastos de comunidad?

    Does it include building fees?

  • 11

    ¿Cuándo vence el pago?

    When is the payment due?

  • 12

    Pagaré por transferencia bancaria.

    I will pay by bank transfer.

  • 13

    Necesito un recibo de pago.

    I need a payment receipt.

  • 14

    ¿Hay comisión de agencia?

    Is there an agency fee?

Lease

  • 15

    Quisiera revisar el contrato.

    I would like to review the lease.

  • 16

    ¿Cuál es la duración mínima?

    What is the minimum term?

  • 17

    ¿Puedo renovar el contrato?

    Can I renew the lease?

  • 18

    ¿Cuánto preaviso debo dar?

    How much notice must I give?

  • 19

    Falta una cláusula importante.

    An important clause is missing.

  • 20

    ¿Se permiten mascotas?

    Are pets allowed?

  • 21

    ¿Puedo empadronarme aquí?

    Can I register my address here?

Utilities

  • 22

    ¿Los suministros están dados de alta?

    Are utilities already connected?

  • 23

    ¿Quién paga la electricidad?

    Who pays for electricity?

  • 24

    ¿El agua está incluida?

    Is water included?

  • 25

    Necesito cambiar el titular.

    I need to change the account holder.

  • 26

    ¿Hay internet instalado?

    Is internet installed?

  • 27

    La calefacción funciona bien.

    The heating works well.

  • 28

    Falta revisar el contador.

    The meter still needs checking.

Repairs

  • 29

    La cerradura no funciona.

    The lock does not work.

  • 30

    Hay humedad en la pared.

    There is damp on the wall.

  • 31

    El grifo pierde agua.

    The faucet is leaking.

  • 32

    Necesito avisar de una avería.

    I need to report a breakdown.

  • 33

    ¿Cuándo vendrá el técnico?

    When will the technician come?

  • 34

    El arreglo es urgente.

    The repair is urgent.

  • 35

    Enviaré fotos del problema.

    I will send photos of the problem.

Move-in and Move-out

  • 36

    ¿Cuándo puedo recoger las llaves?

    When can I pick up the keys?

  • 37

    Haré el inventario de entrada.

    I will do the move-in inventory.

  • 38

    Necesito reservar la mudanza.

    I need to book the move.

  • 39

    Dejaré el apartamento limpio.

    I will leave the apartment clean.

  • 40

    ¿Cuándo revisamos la vivienda?

    When do we inspect the home?

  • 41

    Quiero recuperar el depósito.

    I want to recover the deposit.

  • 42

    Entregaré las llaves el lunes.

    I will hand over the keys on Monday.

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