Turnkey Project


Definition of "Turnkey project"

Deonne Ramos
Deonne Ramos Keller Williams Realty

All the new tenant has to do is "turn the key" to the apartment or office in a newly constructed building because everything is completed and ready for occupancy. For example, Brian moves into a new building and the apartment is fully in condition as far as the landlord's responsibility is concerned. Brian only has to buy personal items.

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