👉 In the context of real estate transactions, a "leaseback" refers to a scenario where one party acquires an existing property and leases it back to another party for a specified period. This arrangement is often used in industries such as hospitality, retail, and commercial real estate, where there may be a need to replace or upgrade existing properties. In the context of leasing, leasebacks involve the purchase of a property from one party (the "lessee") and then leasing it back to another party
