habrían realquilado
-they/you would have subleased
Conditional perfectellos/ellas/ustedesconjugation ofrealquilar.

realquilar

realquilar
A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., I bought a book.).
transitive verb
a. to sublease
Al final no me fui a vivir a Madrid, pero ya había alquilado un apartamento, así que tuve que realquilarlo.I didn't move to Madrid in the end, but I'd already leased an apartment, so I had to sublease it.
b. to sublet
Los dueños de la casa me dijeron que no podía realquilar las habitaciones.The owners of the house told me that I couldn't sublet the rooms.
a. to rent out again
Sigo necesitando dinero, así que este año tampoco podré disfrutar de mi casa de campo. Tendré que realquilarla.I still need money, so I won't be able to enjoy my country house this year either. I'll have to rent it out again.
b. to relet
Hemos realquilado el apartamento a la misma familia que el verano pasado.We've relet the apartment to the same family as last summer.
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