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This depends on the jurisdiction and the terms of the lease. Most places in the US, there are very few ways to break a lease without a clause in the contract al

This depends on the jurisdiction and the terms of the lease. Most places in the US, there are very few ways to break a lease without a clause in the contract allowing it. For example, in New York, if you break a lease the landlord is obligated to make a “reasonable effort” to re-rent the apartment. You are still on the hook in the interim. In the current environment, the apartment probably won’t be re-rented.

alexbanks 7y ago
Saying anything other than "It depends on the lease" isn't really valuable, so that's what I'll respond with. It depends on the lease.
- klodolph 7y ago
  Yes, that is the problem I had with your original comment. But the jurisdiction is also important, not just the terms of the lease.