Transfer of Tenancy Rights to New Tenant in Tilburg

In Tilburg, a tenant may, by mutual consent, transfer tenancy rights to a replacement tenant with the landlord's consent (Article 7:226 DCC). This is ideal in a tight rental market such as in the Oud-Zuid neighbourhood or around the Spoorzone, where vacancy is avoided and flow to starter homes or larger family apartments in the Koostraat is promoted. The new tenant assumes all obligations, including the deposit contribution and local service charges for maintenance in Tilburg complexes. Record this in a tripartite deed with a detailed inspection report of the delivery condition, taking into account typical Tilburg features such as double glazing or energy labels in housing association properties. Landlords, often WonenBreburg or Tiwos, strictly screen for solvency, income and references due to the high demand for affordable rentals in the Reeshof. The original tenant remains liable until explicit approval. Benefits: no notice period required, quick solution fitting the dynamic Tilburg housing market. Risks: disputes over delivery condition, especially in older properties in the city centre. Parties often combine this with mutual consent for a seamless transition. For social housing in Tilburg, the Rent Tribunal checks the procedure. Legal tip: specify inventory to be taken over, meter readings from Essent and any parking spaces at the complex. Recent case law from the Court of Appeal 's-Hertogenbosch confirms validity for equivalent tenants in the North Brabant region. This mechanism promotes fluidity in the Tilburg rental market without court intervention.