Freehold vs Leasehold – What's the Difference?
You become the legal owner of both the flat/house and the land. There is no ownership time limit.
You own the property only for the lease period (such as 30, 60, or 99 years). The land belongs to the government or another authority.
Freehold: More freedom to sell, transfer, or renovate (subject to local rules).
Leasehold: Some actions may require permission from the landowner or authority.
Freehold properties are generally preferred for long-term investment and may have better resale demand.
Banks often prefer financing freehold properties because ownership is permanent.
✔ Freehold = Permanent Ownership
✔ Leasehold = Ownership for a Fixed Period
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