"vacant possession" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that an owner is giving up all rights to occupancy or ownership of a property to another person. For example, "The tenants accepted the offer of vacant possession of the house."
The second one, Vacant Possession (1986), was a state-of-the-nation novel.
It is being offered as vacant possession and we have had some interest from [residents] within the square.
In "Vacant Possession" this same household's cleaning lady trudges upstairs to find all four children's rooms locked.
Though a stint reporting from Germany for The Guardian (1978 79) was ultimately abortive, A Vacant Possession (1978), his pamphlet of narrative poems, was a critical success.
The legal documents for the sale describe the property as "land" and say the sale is being made with vacant possession.
Van Hoogstraten's style is to buy property with sitting tenants then, as he puts it, "winkle them out" and sell on with vacant possession.
He took possession of the vacant WBC featherweight title in September 1974 with a 9th-round technical knockout against Alfredo Marcano, and in December 1982 he won a 15-round unanimous decision against champion Rafael ("Bazooka") Limón of Mexico to claim the WBC super featherweight belt.
Half a world away, the sunny duplex apartment the family built during their last stay in Ambato sits vacant, though filled with their possessions — family photos, the son's action figures, the daughter's books — as if awaiting their return.
Palmer says "proper" squatters take possession of long-term vacant properties.
He tried to increase the power of his house by claiming (unsuccessfully) possession of Holland, Zealand, and Frisia as vacant fiefs.
The group, which said afterwards it was planning to have its Christmas dinner in the vacant four-storey building near Liverpool Street, has applied to discharge the possession order and the injunction.
