unfurnished

Even with furbished kitchens the fridge is often something the tenant owns IME and rentals with unfurnished kitchens are not that uncommon here.

They built a suburban housing subdivision, and people who buy a paid membership get an unfurnished house.

Just be prepared for seriously unfurnished flats: sometimes you need to get your own kitchen!

You're going to put furniture inside, of course, but you're still renting an unfurnished apartment.

San Francisco is quiet expensive with rents around $1,800-$2,000+ for an unfurnished 1br (furnished is likely to be a lot more).

We are frequently being shown unfurnished prototype (indeed twitter bootstrap half the time).

Any space that could rent furnished apartments by the week to business travelers could also be renting unfurnished by the year to residents.

You can usually find a monthly price only a few hundred dollars more than what you would pay for an unfurnished rental with a lease.

Okay, that's very helpful, but what was the furnished and unfurnished, and unroofed square footage of it, measured in postage stamps?

When my wife and I moved into our first home (an unfurnished rental), we felt it was larger than we really needed.

France - rent control applies to furnished and unfurnished properties.

Or, to use an analogy: You rent an unfurnished apartment.

In the UK the fridge isn't actually required but is "conventional" in unfurnished tenancy.

They ask people in a survey: “If someone were to rent your home today, how much do you think it would rent for monthly, unfurnished and without utilities?” Let that sink in for a moment.

Culdesac Tempe has "700+ furnished and unfurnished apartment homes for rent." The proportion of property owned vs rented is significant because of the skin in the game a person with an ownership has and how that drives different tradeoffs.