leaseholding

Temporary property rights

Leaseholding is the practice or condition of holding property under a lease rather than owning it outright.

A leaseholder has rights to use and occupy the property for a specified term but doesn't own the underlying land or structure: The building converted from leaseholding to condominium ownership.

The term appears in legal and real estate contexts, often contrasted with freehold ownership.

tenure

occupancy

State of inhabiting space

residency · stewardship · permanence · security · expiration · extension · periodic · fixed-term · inheritance · succession

property

premises

Property with buildings

residence · condominium · townhouse · habitation · abode · residential · commercial · freehold · ground rent · service charge

legal

tenancy

Renter's period of residence

termination · renewal · default · compliance · indemnity · liability · arbitration · litigation · subletting · leaseback

financial

ground rent

Payment for land use

equity · service charge · appreciation · valuation · investment · market value · rental income · outgoings · dilapidations

agricultural

tenant farmer

One who leases farmland

tillage · common land · allotment · farmstead · pasturage · manorial · sharecropping · husbandry · enclosure · land reform

Opposites
property tenure type

leaseholdingfreehold

Permanent property title

land ownership · proprietorship

degree of property control

leaseholdingfreehold

Permanent property title

landlordship · property ownership

Family

leaseholdings

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